Zimbabwean Farmers Prepare for Tobacco Sales

Preparations for the opening of the 2013-14 tobacco selling season are in full swing and farmers are expecting prices to be better this season.

Tobacco growers in Zimbabwe.

  • Zimbabwe:   TIMB to Increase Late Registration Fine

    The Herald, 17 January 2014

    The Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board has advised farmers to register before the opening of the tobacco selling season to avoid paying a fine of US$250 for late… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Farmers Gear for Tobacco Sales

    The Herald, 16 January 2014

    Preparations for the opening of the 2013/14 tobacco selling season are in full swing with farmers expecting firmer prices. Most tobacco growers with an early irrigated crop are… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tobacco to Ease Liquidity Crunch

    The Herald, 15 January 2014

    THE tight liquidity pervading the entire economy could significantly improve in a few months due to anticipated tobacco export inflows with the tobacco marketing season scheduled… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tobacco Auctions to Open Next Month

    New Zimbabwe, 14 January 2014

    ZIMBABWE'S tobacco auction floors will this year open on February 19 the Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board (TIMB) said on Tuesday. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   More Farmers Register to Grow Tobacco

    The Herald, 13 January 2014

    Farmers who registered to grow tobacco during the 2013-14 season increased to 85 006 growers up from 64 757 during the same period last year. Tobacco Industry and Marketing Board… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Boka Training Boon for Small Tobacco Growers

    Zimbabwe Standard, 12 January 2014

    HUNDREDS of tobacco farmers, particularly small growers are set to benefit from a new project aimed at imparting new skills and knowledge on growing and curing the golden leaf. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tobacco Boom v Deforestation

    The Herald, 16 December 2013

    Tobacco remains a very important revenue earner for Zimbabwe, but the crop is an environmental menace. The processes under which it is produced have docked 15 percent or 7,5… Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tobacco Rots As Banket Farmer Is 'Evicted'

    Zimbabwe Standard, 8 December 2013

    A Banket commercial farmer, Pieter Zwanikken (51) was last week evicted from his farm by a group of suspected war veterans leaving US$25 000 worth of his tobacco to rot. Read more »

  • Zimbabwe:   Tobacco Exports Rake in U.S.$769 Million

    The Herald, 3 December 2013

    FLUE-CURED tobacco exports have raked in US$769 million this year from the sale of 137 million kilogrammes of the crop, as China continues to be the major buyer. This is an… Read more »

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