Malawi agroecologists see opportunity in Gulf fertilizer supply disruption

Mongabay
Jul 3, 2026, 10:04 am66 ptsTrending
As the first rays of the sun streak through the misty morning early in June, James Singano spits into his right hand for a good grip of the hoe handle. With one swing, he brings down a shrub. Malawi’s farming season is five months away, but Singano has started clearing the land where he inter-crops maize, a…

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