Some areas in the Omaheke and Otjozondjupa regions have started to receive rainfall as of late January.
However, most farming communities are of the opinion that they are hoping to record above-average rainfall as grazing land has been in a deplorable state.
The restrictions on the movement of livestock in six northern regions have been lifted.
The restrictions were imposed following an outbreak of the contagious lung sickness called bovine pleuro-pneumonia in February.
Farming communities resettled at Somekoms in the Kalahari Constituency of the Omaheke Region are facing water problems as the boreholes reportedly contain high levels of nitrates, which are natural chemicals found in the soil, air, and water.
