GOVERNMENT says there is a need for the agriculture sector to embrace climate-resilient practices by investing in green smart agriculture and adopting biodiversity-focused farming methods like Pfumvudza. This was stated by Environment minister Evelyn Ndhlovu, represented by chief director Washington Zhakata, at the 115th Zimbabwe Agriculture Society indaba held in Harare on Monday. “Rising temperatures,…
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