Commodity/Trade Groups
JAMES MSASA JAMES MSASA
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Topics: Transportation, Trade (Commodities), Government / Policies, Commodity/Trade Groups,

Egypt 🇪🇬 has made strong progress on the Cairo–Cape Town Highway (Trans-African Highway 4).

This major road links Cairo to Cape Town over about 10,228 km, crossing several countries to boost trade and connectivity in Africa.

Reports confirm that Egypt has fully complet...Read More


TOPIC(S): Ag Europe, Government / Policies, Commodity/Trade Groups,
JAMES MSASA JAMES MSASA
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Topics: Commodities, Markets/Pricing, Sustainability, Trade (Commodities), Commodity/Trade Groups,

Food Safety for Africa

FS4Africa FS4Africa aims to improve African food safety systems – with particular attention to the informal sector – through local market transformation enhancing food security and regional trade…

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TOPIC(S): Soil Health, Water, Fertilizer, Commodity/Trade Groups,

06/11/2025 SOURCE: ofbf.org

As summer approaches, attention turns again to algal blooms in the Western Lake Erie Basin, driven partly by legacy phosphorus—nutrients that have built up in soils and sediments from past agricultural practices. A new series of Field Day podcasts by the Ohio Farm Bureau explores this issue, emphasizing how long-term conservation practices are needed to see meaningful water quality improvements due to the delayed response of natural systems. Featuring experts from major research institutions, the podcast covers topics such as phosphorus aging, hot spots, soil testing, and the impact of streambank erosion on phosphorus runoff.

New podcast series focuses on Ohio's legacy phosphorus

The Field Day podcast series will include guests from the USDA Agricultural Research Service, Ohio Department of Agriculture, The Ohio State University and the University of Illinois.

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JAMES MSASA JAMES MSASA
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Topics: Trade (Commodities), Ag Africa, Commodity/Trade Groups,

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