Trees, tech, and people help Mozambican park reverse nature losses (Trust)
For more than two years, park warden Pedro Muagura drove up a dirt road every month to Mozambique’s conflict-ridden Mount […]
Mozambique: Pigeon pea farmers use traditional methods to protect harvest from pests
Zacarias Nelson wakes up early in the morning to apply fertilizer to his pigeon pea farm. Within a few hours, […]
Mozambique: High demand for baobab fruits helps traders make more profit
Ezequiel Joao Brandao is optimistic about his baobab business. The 40-year-old sits down on a small bench in a busy, […]
Mozambique: Farmers want higher prices for pigeon peas to offset high cost of inputs
It’s nearly three o’clock in the morning, but Laurinda Fabiao has already arrived at Estadio da machava bus stop to […]
Mozambique: Climate change challenges small-scale pigeon pea farmers to adopt new practices
It’s five in the morning and Adelaide Tomás Luís is preparing to go to the field. Mrs. Luis is a […]
Marketing on the radio in Mozambique: A first for Farm Radio International
Two out of three small-scale farmers in Mozambique grow cassava. It’s a popular staple, but many farmers are struggling to […]
Mozambique: Farmers dry fruit to beat hunger
John Mateo washes a bucket full of red apples. He knows that if they are not peeled and dried in […]
Mozambique: Woman builds lychee fruit export business (UN Women)
Isabel Deitliens owns a large farm, lined with fruit trees. She has 1,500 lychee trees and also grows bananas and […]
Mozambique: Farmers dry fruit to beat hunger
John Mateo washes a bucket full of red apples. He knows that if they are not peeled and dried in […]
Mozambique: Agribusiness land grabs spark resentment (AFP)
In recent years, the immense reserves of gas and coal in northern Mozambique have attracted foreign investors. But so has […]