Lesotho's premier and only dedicated agricultural publication, focusing on news, insights, and developments within the country's agricultural sector.
Lesotho's premier and only dedicated agricultural publication, focusing on news, insights, and developments within the country's agricultural sector.
By Kananelo Mokhele Excitement is mounting across the Leribe District as preparations for the highly anticipated 2025 Leribe High Schools Agric Fair nears completion. Scheduled for Friday, May 2nd, the event will take place at the Hlotse Agric College grounds, kicking off at 08:00hrs. This annual event has grown into a cornerstone of agricultural education,…
By Molula Mofosi & Lungile Maseela A crisis is quietly brewing in Lesotho’s wool and mohair industry—and its roots lie at the country’s borders. The Ram Breeders Association of Lesotho has issued a stark warning about the unchecked importation of Merino sheep and Angora goats from South Africa, a trend they say does not only…
Lesotho is set to take center stage in agricultural research as the Department of Agricultural Research (DAR) prepares to present its latest findings on horticultural technologies suited to the country’s unique climatic conditions. The presentation will be made at the upcoming Regional Scientific Conference on Agricultural Innovation, an event hosted by the Ministry of Agriculture,…
By Katleho Mohanoe Small-scale poultry farmers in Quthing are set for a transformative shift, following a capacity-building training session led by Moyeni MP Thabo Mofosi. Speaking at the event, held at Hills-View Hall, Mofosi, who is also minister of agriculture, pledged his support in helping local poultry farmers boost productivity and secure a lucrative future…
By Seabata Mahao In recent months, Lesotho has faced a growing threat from the African armyworm (Spodoptera exempta), a highly destructive pest that jeopardises the livelihoods of farmers and the nation’s food security. The infestation has been particularly devastating for maize, a staple crop for many Basotho households. However, as the threat intensifies, farmers and…
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… But challenges persist, food subsidy recommended Staff Reporter The number of Basotho facing severe food insecurity has decreased by 68,000, from 403,000 to 335,000, between May 2024 and the projected period of January-March 2025, according to the IPC Acute Food Insecurity Analysis. The report, published this week, highlights that the lean season, which runs…
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By Matsilo NkabaneClimate change affects everyone, but the most vulnerable groups—such as women, children, youth, and the disabled—are disproportionately impacted and often excluded from decision-making processes that influence their daily lives. Lesotho, as one of the developing countries, faces severe challenges due to the harsh impacts of climate change. The nation grapples with escalating environmental…