Farmers on the Frontier of Climate Change
Ruramiso Mashumba is a young woman farmer growing snap peas, maize, whole brown rice, sorghum, millet, gum trees and raises pigs in Zimbabwe. A member of the Gl...
Zimbabwe
African Continental Free Trade Area: The Right Move for Africa
Africa is a big and diverse continent, but now the 1.2 billion of us who live here are united under a free-trade agreement that went into formal effect on Janua...
Resilient Agriculture
COVID-19 has left a lasting impact. For farmers in Zimbabwe and across Africa, the business of food production and distribution never has seemed more difficult....
Farming Perspectives: Looking to the Future
What do the next 50 years hold for our planet's farmers and agricultural systems?
Young farmers who are members of the Global Farmer Network: Ruramiso Mashumba...
Ruramiso Mashumba, Zimbabwe receives 2020 Kleckner Award
We celebrate Ruramiso Mashumba from Zimbabwe, winner of the 2020 Global Farmer Network Kleckner Award.
Ruramiso is the founder of Mnandi Africa, an organizatio...
Zimbabwe Farm Tour-Livestock
Ruramiso Mashumba shows us around the livestock area of her farm. Ruramiso is a member of the Global Farmer Network and has been recognized as the 2020 GFN Kle...
Women Embracing Agriculture in Zimbabwe With Optimism
In this September 13, 2017 piece reposted from globalfarmernetwork.org, Ruramiso Mashumba, Zimbabwe shares how she became a farmer. Ruramiso is a member of the ...
Bettering Farms in Zimbabwe...and Beyond
Nyasha Mudukuti, a member of the Global Farmer Network is the author of Bettering Farms in Zimbabwe...and Beyond, as science communication and network associat...
Video: Climate Change and Agriculture in Zimbabwe
The video is in English with French subtitles, while the print is translated from the original French as it appears at the AFDI (Agriculteurs Franais et Dvelopp...
Nyasha Mudukuti speaking at Oxford Farming Conference
From the Oxford Farming Conference, published on Jan 9, 2019.
Link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9U0h5BUDM50
A personal perspective from Zimbabwe farme...