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Spotlight on Agriculture - Crops and Plant |
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| 04/2004 |
The implementation of a fodder bank grazing system in the Camel Thorn Savanah
Resting of veld has the purpose of providing an uninterruptible time of plant-development …..READ MORE |
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| 02/2004 |
The influence of stocking rate on the utilization of individual grass species in the sward
Food preference must be considered I relation to the kinds and amounts of the different foods which are on offer at a given time. …..READ MORE |
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| 12/2002 |
Trachyandra laxa ( Rolbs) A poisonouse plant of Namibia
If tense grass stands are absent , poisonous plants can disperse freely …..READ MORE |
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| 11/2002 |
Cereal - Legume intercroping
It has been suggested that Legumes offer the most promising alternative to alleviating nitrogen deficiency …..READ MORE |
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| 11/2001 |
Seed is life.
Seed is the starting point of plant life …..READ MORE |
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| 07/2001 |
Saving our future. A Red Data List of Plants
Plants are the basis of life, the produce all the oxygen we breathe and all our food …..READ MORE |
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| 06/2001 |
Who buys my Produce?
Several efforts have been undertaken by the Ministry , donor agencies, NGOs to promote small and medium size horticultural gardening projects in the rural areas in order to diversify the diet of families …..READ MORE |
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| 03/2001 |
Hardap Research Station
A need arose for a research station to assist the farmers …..READ MORE |
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| 01/2001 |
Maintain sweet potato planting materials. Cycles of a nursery
Sweet potato is a popular crop among farmers and consumers of Northern Namibia …..READ MORE |
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| 05/2000 |
The National Plant Genetic Resource Center - Saving our seeds for the future
Seed samples are collected from farmer’s fields , stores, markets or from the wild …..READ MORE |
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| 02/2000 |
Vegetable Production a growing business, but what about pests?
Vegetable production is gaining in popularity as an income generating activity and also as a welcome addition to the diet of the rural and urban people in the north eastern part of Namibia …..READ MORE |
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| 08/1999 |
The National Botanical Garden of Namibia
The garden strives to protect and promote the sustainable utilization of the Namibian Flora and to function as an educational and recreational nature facility …..READ MORE |
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| 07/1999 |
Plant Tissue Analysis. An aid for better Crop Production
Tissue analysis is a diagnostic technique to assist in the production of healthy plants of all type …..READ MORE |
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| 06/1999 |
Wild Silk. Pest and Opportunity
Numerous cattle, sheep and even game are lost annually in Namibia …..READ MORE |
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| 05/1999 |
Namibia Challenges world Date Industry
Namibia Challenges world date Industry …..READ MORE |
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| 04/1999 |
Helicrysum – A multipurpose plant of major economic importance in Namibia
A multi taxon, like Helicrysum needs further research …..READ MORE |
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| 03/1999 |
Grain Legumes in Namibian Agriculture
Namibia’s natural vegetation is very rich in legumes, already an indication that some of these plants have the ability to cope with a semi arid to arid climate …..READ MORE |
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| 02/1999 |
Sweet Potato -Cuttings Produce Additional Food
Sweet Potato is a popular crop among farmers in Northern Namibia …..READ MORE |
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| 01/1999 |
Namibia - A Water Melon Wonderland
Extensive studies recently undertaken by the National Botanical Research Institute have revealed that the unique family Cucurbitaceae (melon family) , represented in Namibia by 44 species within 14 genera , is a genetic resource …..READ MORE |
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| 08/1998 |
The Namibia Tree Atlas Project
The objective of the project is to map the distribution and abudance of trees and shrubs in Namibia …..READ MORE |
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| 06/1998 |
Ondentia, the problematic cousin of " Vermeerbos"
Poisonous plants constitute an important agricultural problem. …..READ MORE |
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| 04/1998 |
Pearl millet improvements.Plant Material Description
Pearl millet known as “Mahangu” is a traditional crop for the Namibian subsistence farmer. Farmers grow local pearl millet landrace varieties of long duration which are often vulnerable to end-of season drought …..READ MORE |
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| 02/1998 |
Oriental Tobacco.A cash Crop for Namibia?
Is it a viable crop for Namibia. Oriental tobacco originated next to the Mediterranean Sea on small holdings, where it was produced by subsistence farmers …..READ MORE |
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