About 45 agricultural extension and forestry officers on Monday started a six-day training programme at Oshakati on the farmers’ field schools (FFS) concept. The training forms part of the Drylands Sustainable Landscapes Impact Project (DSL-IP), which plans to establish field schools in three landscapes in northern Namibia. The officers are from the Kunene-Cuvelai, Kavango and […]
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