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Cattle marketing dropped in February Photo Archive

Cattle marketing drops nearly 60% in February (AGRIMONITOR)

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Registration of poultry and dairy producers by the Livestock and Livestock Products Board takes place until 15 March. Photo FILE

LLPB registering poultry, dairy producers

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Namibia’s cattle herd represents a mere 0.25% of the global herd. Photo FILE

Livestock industry in urgent need of growth

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Keeping Namibia on track

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INCREASE: Pigs slaughtered during December increased compared to 2023. Photo: FILE

Cattle, sheep, goat marketing drops in December

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The Bank of Namibia expects wholesale and retail to grow by 8.6% this year, compared to 5.8% in 2023. Photo Unsplash

Consumer recovery to drive economy

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In the European Union (EU), there is a projected shift from beef, pork and sheep meat towards poultry. Photo FILE

Namibia should diversify meat export markets – LLPB

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Pork producers remain under severe pressure due to rising input costs. Photo FILE

Pork industry faces challenge with few commercial producers

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The NNFU supports the gradual removal of the red line. Photo FILE

NNFU seeks gradual removal of red line

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Year-on-year, live cattle exports are 16.86% lower than those observed in September of last year. PHOTO FILE

Cattle and sheep marketing drops in September

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COMPLIANCE: The European Union is set to implement new deforestation regulations, which will impact producers across the world, including in Namibia. Photo: FILE

Namibia readies for EU deforestation regulations

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SIGNIFICANT: Namibia produced almost exclusive white maize in the second quarter of 2024. Silos belonging to the now defunct Agribusdev are seen in the background.

White maize dominates agronomy production

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