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1.	Massive investment in agriculture only way out - TIC
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	Tanzania Investment Centre (TIC) executive director Emmanuel Ole Naiko has stressed the need for significant investment and improvement in agriculture to ensure increased production in manufacturing, mining and tourism sectors.
2.	TIC drums up support for agriculture
	Friday, September 03, 2010  by Admin
	TANZANIA’S economy cannot reach the growth rate of 8 to 10 per cent per annum without significant investment and improvement to boost the agriculture sector, according to the Chief Executive Director of Tanzania Investment Center (TIC), Mr Emmanuel Ole Naiko.
3.	... Quton Tanzania to produce high quality seeds
	Tuesday, August 31, 2010  by Admin
	THE lasting solution for poor quality planting seeds, the chronic problem that has for years haunted the local cotton industry, is seemingly on site.
4.	Cotton farming shows economic growth
	Tuesday, August 31, 2010  by Admin
	COTTON farming - an undertaking that many Tanzanians could have snubbed had it not been probably the passion and traditional bondage of the crop - is showing prospects of becoming one of the country’s highly paying economic ventures.
5.	Better Crop Storage Key To Food Security
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	More than 20 years ago the country launched a campaign to improve food security, through mobilising people to adopt improved storage facilities
6.	Envoy to link Tanzanian, Malawian tea growers
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	Tanzania High Commissioner to Malawi Patrick Tsere has said he will try to initiate exchange visits between tea farmers from the two countries as he believes this could significantly contribute to an increase in crop production.
7.	Interpol: 15bn/- lost to cattle rustling in three years
	Monday, August 30, 2010  by Admin
	Tanzania lost nearly 15bn/- over the past three years in uncollected revenues due to cattle rustling along its borders, an International Police (Interpol) official has revealed here.
8.	African Conference on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change
	Wednesday, August 25, 2010  by Admin
	The African Conference on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change is a preparatory conference for The Hague Conference on Agriculture, Food Security and Climate Change, to be held on 31 October to 5 November 2010.
9.	Coffee Board Pits Middle-men Against Farmers
	Tuesday, August 24, 2010  by Admin
	The Tanzania Coffee Board (TCB) has embarked on a plan to empower small-scale coffee farmers with pricing information meant to make it difficult for middle men to cheat
10.	EA animals to carry indentification marks
	Tuesday, August 24, 2010  by Admin
	A SPECIAL animals’ registration system which shall provide all large livestock with compulsory individual identification numbers similar to motor vehicle number plates will soon be established in eleven countries of Eastern Africa.
11.	Tanzania stands to lose help in fight to end hunger
	Monday, August 23, 2010  by Admin
	Tanzania could lose out and get isolated from technical assistance in a project code-named WEMA (Water Efficient Maize for Africa) if it doesn't review the strict liability clause in its biotechnology law.
12.	Study to boost rice yields in Rufiji Basin underway
	Monday, August 23, 2010  by Admin
	A 200 bag per acre rice yield up from the present one of between five and 15 bags could be realised in the Rufiji Basin with the adoption of recommendations of a feasibility study that started yesterday.
13.	Kilimanjaro farmers hurt by low maize price
	Monday, August 23, 2010  by Admin
	Kilimanjaro Region farmers are grappling with low maize prices of between Sh12,000 and Sh14,000 per 90 kg bag, with middlemen taking undue advantage to exploit the situation.
14.	EA scientists embark on epilepsy vaccination trials
	Friday, August 20, 2010  by Admin
	A team of scientists from five East African countries are testing proposed vaccination for pig tapeworm before coming up with appropriate measures to curb infections leading to epilepsy.
15.	Coffee board predicts windfall as prices surge
	Friday, August 20, 2010  by Admin
	Coffee farmers in the country have a reason to smile following improvement in the price of the cash crop in both local and international markets.
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