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Response to “Over 80 percent of the targeted 3,1 m hectares planted”
Hopefully the country will continue to receive rains so people can get meaningful harvests. — @ Paul Makanda.
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Farmers should pay due attention to crop management to reduce losses. — @ Tinashe Chakwesha.
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Disease and weed management are important practices in crop production. — @ Nelis Mazarura.
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Response to “Flash floods nightmare for Gweru residents” The flash floods will only be dealt with by improving the drainage system. — @ Stella Mazikana.
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Councils have failed people, they offer poor services and still demand money from the same people. —@ Clarence Zambuko.
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Response to “Call for stiffer poaching penalties” Poaching is not good for both the environment and economy. Stiffer penalties will curb the ill practice. — @ Ben Moyo.
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Response to “Jumbos destroy maize crop in Beitbridge”
This will increase human-wildlife conflict. — @ Perseverance Musanhu.
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Quite sad, people living near borders always have challenges especially with elephants. — @ Chamu Mapuranga.
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Response to “Farmers told to scout for African armyworm” The African armyworm is a serious pest that can destroy a larger area within a short space of time. It is wise for farmers to develop a habit of scouting their crops for such pests to reduce damage. — @ Nathan Dzangare.
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Response to “270pc increase in second shisha tobacco crop” The tobacco sector has been registering success. Other sectors should emulate the tobacco industry and the economy will surely grow. — @ Canaan Nyarugwe.
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This is a good development and this should also translate to improvement of the lives of the farmers producing the crop. — @ Alwen Mbira.
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Response to “UNICEF partners Govt cholera fight . . . 2m people to be vaccinated” Important for key stakeholders to work closely together in fighting cholera. — @ Maceline Karani.
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Response to“Zim students shine in SADC essay writing competition” Zimbabwe produces the best products. — @ Nyasha Mangwiro.
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Keep shining Zimbabweans. —@ Tecla Marima.
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Response to“Liberation hero Mapungwana buried”
May his soul rest in peace. — @ Lameck Dzadagu.
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Go well gallant son, you fought a good fight. — @ Collin Mabwe.
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