The high earnings reported are mainly benefiting other value chain actors, say grower representatives.Read More
The increase is necessary to maintain production and keep young farmers interested, officials say. Read More
Membership will assist the sector's regulator in helping Zimbabwean leaf tobacco farmers diversify their operations. Read More
The goal is to provide Zimbabwean growers with a sustainable source of curing fuel, according to TIMB.Read More
Participants witnessed an auction, visited a factory and toured a research farm in North Carolina.Read More
Anticipating favorable rainfall and temperatures, farmers are confident they can produce 300 million kg. Read More
The measure will allow Zimbabwean tobacco growers to use their properties as collateral for loans.Read More
The system makes it impossible for farmers in Zimbabwe to contract with multiple tobacco merchants.Read More
The approach boosts farmers’ returns while protecting the environment, says the firm. Read More
Currently, many local tobacco companies trade predominantly on the domestic market. Read More
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