AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCrop Protection: DNA analysis of droppings from birds and bats in Guinea-Bissau rice fields found they ate 87 rice pest species, with the predators targeting different pests—suggesting they can provide complementary natural control. Trade: South African agricultural exporters are assessing the impact of losing AGOA preferences in 2027. Citrus, grapes, nuts, wine and juice are among the products exposed. Markets and Investment: Kenyan flower growers are seeking to expand in China, while Olam Agri has started work on a $70 million feed mill in Nigeria’s Delta State. In Senegal, IFC and Tolbi plan to use AI to reach 2 million farmers and cooperatives. Production: Kenya’s sugar output rose 56.7%, while retail prices fell. Resilience: Tanzania secured $60 million in AfDB financing to boost agricultural lending and rural jobs, plus a grant to expand climate insurance for farmers.
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