YOUTH RESORT TO HYDROPONICS
Maseru, March. 16 – To fight poverty and hunger, eradicate the effects of climate change, youth have engaged in smart agriculture known as ‘hydroponics’. This...
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MINISTER ANNOUNCES ARMYWORM OUTBREAK
Maseru, March. 14 — The Minister of Agriculture, Food Security and Nutrition has officially announced African armyworm outbreak (seboko sa lebotho) on Friday. Mr. Thabo...
FARMERS FIELD SCHOOLS MONITORED ON SWEET POTATO FARMING
Leribe, Mar. 13 — With the purpose of increasing sweet potato production in Leribe and the country at large, Farmers Field Schools ( FFS) were...
BEREA FLEA MARKET UNEARTH POTENTIAL IN AGRO PROCESSING
Berea, Feb 27 — In the evolving world driven by innovation and creativity, Berea Business Forum (BBF) flea market launch staged at Teyateyaneng on Thursday...
FARMING AN IMPORTANT LIVELIHOOD SOURCES – MATLOSA
Berea-Feb 18 — Farming is one of the most important livelihood sources performed in most parts of Lesotho. This was said by Mr. Khabele Matlosa...
HOUSES, CROPS DAMAGED BY HAIL STORM
Mokhotlong, Feb. 16 — Houses, crops and livestock are reported to have been damaged by hailstorm that fell at some villages within the Bobatsi Constituency...
QACHA’S NEK YOUTH IN AGRICULTURAL REAP FRUITFULL HARVEST
Qacha’s nek, Feb. 11– In an ongoing youth mentorship training held by Small-holder Agriculture Development Project (SADP), Makamo Masitha, Business Development Specialist from IOS in...
FARMERS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT A BUMPER HARVEST
Botha-Bothe, Feb. 5 — Farmers in the rural areas of Botha-Bothe are optimistic that this year’s harvest will be better than last year’s, thanks to...