Crop Farming In Zambia

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Crop Farming In Zambia
by Chabala Chisenga \| 07-08-2017 08:14 0
Good Evening Eco Generation Family. I Would Like To Briefly Share With You Some Information About Crop Farming in Zambia. Crop farming involves different types of crops. In this section you will find companies listed that grow, buy and sell different types of crops. These crops include maize, cassava, sugarcane, wheat, rice, pumpkin, cotton, soybeans, potatoes, hay and many more. These crops are offered on wholesale and retail to individuals and companies alike. Zambia?s crop production is biased towards maize, the country?s staple food. Under the right policy environment, the country has the capability to mobilize maize production on a sustainable. Other emerging products such as palm, jatropha and barley. -Source TheBestOFZambia.com Thank You.

Dormant user Chabala Chisenga

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Hi Chabala! Thanks for sharing your report on crop production in Zambia. Diversified agriculture is important not only for envrionmental sustainability, but for economic sustainability of the country. Hope we could see changes soon!
Posted 13-08-2017 19:40

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Chabala, thank you for your report. An interesting report about crop farming. I wish you could tell us more about crop farming especially in Zambia. And if possible, some photos of crop farming would be interesting!
Posted 13-08-2017 05:11

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Thank you Chabala. I think, the Agricultutre should be more improved. Then, the country can provid himself the products he needs
Posted 11-08-2017 06:04

Aaditya Singh

Aaditya Singh says :
Thanks Chabala for bringing the agricultural crops in Zambia to our notice. However as I have read, agricultural sector in Zambia has not been given due importance due to heavy reliance of the country's economy on the mineral wealth, mainly copper.
An article I read, mentions that once at the forefront of the 'Green Revolution', with record breaking hybrid maize yields in the 1960s, Zambia's vast agricultural potential is yet to be tapped and farmers still rely on small scale subsistence farming. However, with recent investments in agriculture and expected policy reforms, Zambia can be a bread basket for the region considering the fertile land, favorable climate, and abundant water resources that the country enjoys. I look forward to hearing more from you in this progressive direction!
Posted 07-08-2017 19:30