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Why Fertilizer Timing Matters as Much as What Farmers Apply

For many Kenyan farmers, fertilizer is one of the largest investments made before a crop reaches the market. Yet putting more nutrients into the soil...

Beyond Tractors: The Infrastructure African Farmers Need

For decades, agricultural mechanisation in Africa has largely been associated with the machines working in the field. Tractors, planters, harvesters, threshers and other implements remain...

What Kubota’s New BX90 Could Mean for Africa’s Smallholder Mechanisation

Kubota’s unveiling of its new BX90 Series in the United States has highlighted a part of the tractor market that could have wider relevance...

USDA Cuts Global Corn Outlook as Kenya’s Import Requirement Surges

The latest United States Department of Agriculture grain outlook has delivered a more complicated picture for global agriculture According to the report, the world is...

South Africa’s Wheat Crossroads: Can Farmers Still Afford the Machinery They Need?

South Africa’s wheat debate is usually framed around food security, imports, producer prices and the future of local production. But there is another question sitting...

Titan ForestEDGE Targets the Toughest Ground as Forestry Machinery Faces Rising Operating Costs

Forestry machinery rarely gets an easy working day. Skidders, feller bunchers and other off-road machines operate across terrain where rocks, stumps, branches and debris...

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