Some of Ethiopia’s most cultivated hybrid maize varieties include BH546, BH547, MH140, MH130, MHQ138, Melkassa-1Q, BH540 and ...

JURIST Staffer Eric Linge, Pitt Law '10, interned in Addis Ababa last summer… Will membership in the World Trade Organization (WTO) help Ethiopia's agricultural sector? Indeed, would the agricultural ...

Livestock is a central pillar of Ethiopia’s agricultural economy, underpinned by Africa’s largest livestock population, but productivity remains constrained.

Ethiopia’s conventional agricultural systems are under pressure from multiple challenges, including food insecurity, unsustainable farming methods, and the ...

Ethiopia has continually attempted to shake its association with widespread hunger and poverty. In 2003, 15 million people in the country were estimated to be food insecure. This year, once again, ...

The country’s first agricultural hotline, 8028 call-in system, has achieved a major milestone, surpassing a full one million registered callers, with nearly 6.5 million phone calls received. knowledge ...

The Ethiopian government has rolled out a new phone service that farmers can call to get information on crops in their native languages. The 8028 service also “pushes” targeted information to people ...

There is a “new talisman” on the African continent. According to the Financial Times, it is Abiy Ahmed, Ethiopia’s recently-installed, Obama-esque premier, widely hailed for his promises to open ...

Addis Ababa, March 23, 2025 (ENA) –Ethiopia’s Ministry of Agriculture has announced its commitment to prioritize digital agriculture, with plans to begin testing the Ethiopian Seed Platform (ESP) ...

Addis Ababa, March 31, 2025 (POA) -- Girma Amente, the Minister of Agriculture, highlighted that Ethiopia is entering a new era of transformation, fueled by the significant successes in the ...

It is well recognized that agriculture in Ethiopia has long been the mainstay of its economic development. Yes, Ethiopia's agriculture has recorded remarkable achievements over the past few years.

It’s a simmering late afternoon on a midsummer’s day in the Gimmel neighborhood of Beer Sheba, the capital of Israel’s Negev desert. The sun beats down from the West over the high rooftops of myriad ...