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The Youth in Agriculture in Africa, a Remedy for Youth Unemployment and Revenue Generation

December 19, 2023

The event wants to contribute towards raising a generation of agri-entrepreneurs capable of crafting jobs and employment in the value chain.

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Striga weeds

Striga or 'witchweeds' are parasitic weeds that affect cereal crops in many parts of Africa, reducing production from 30 to 100%, or complete loss of the crop. If maize plants are attacked by both stemborers and striga weed, the yield... Continue Reading…
June 20, 2022

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26 May

🌱 Season 2 Update from Tanzania!

#UPSCALE has launched another Mother-Baby Trial in Tanzania & these trials continue to bring farmers closer to climate-smart solutions, testing and adapting Push-Pull Technology directly in their fields.

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22 May

🌿 International Ecology Debate ANDINA VII 🌎

You will be offered valuable insights into agroecological practices and environmental resilience, fostering cross-regional dialogue and collaboration.

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🔗 https://upscale-hub.eu/events/international-ecology-debate-andina-vii/

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