Agriculture

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Agriculture

Senate Leader Pushes for More Support to Farmers as Food Security Concerns Grow

As climate change and resource shortages strain Burundi’s agricultural sector, the Senate president calls for more investment in farming to boost production and...

Agriculture

PARCEM Criticizes Government’s Role in Maize Market, Calls for Supply and Demand Regulation

With ANAGESSA’s maize stocks piling up, PARCEM advocates for strategic investments in processing rather than price controls to ensure market stability and food...

Agriculture

Burundi Government Pledges to Raise Tea Leaf Prices Following Farmers’ Grievances

Tea growers may soon see higher returns, as the government vows to tackle low prices and unpaid bonuses.

Agriculture

Tea Industry in Burundi Struggles as Farmers Face Unprecedented Challenges

Tea farmers battle low prices, fuel shortages, and logistical challenges that threaten to decimate the country's vital export crop.

Agriculture

Burundi’s Tea Sector in Crisis as Fuel Shortage Causes $2 Million Deficit

OTB warns of a looming downturn in the tea sector, calling for urgent government intervention.

Agriculture

Burundi Announces Maize Sale at 2,100 BIF Per Kilogram Amid Rising Market Prices

Consumers welcome the lower maize price announced by the government but worry about purchasing limits amid ongoing food inflation.

Agriculture

Agricultural Input Shortage Threatens Burundi’s Harvest as Farmers Await Supplies

Burundi's farmers are grappling with a severe shortage of agricultural inputs, risking a poor harvest despite having already paid for supplies.

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