ALEX AKIDIVA’s Post

If the Agricultural Professionals Registration and Licensing Bill 2024 is passed, you will be required to have a degree, diploma, or certificate in an agricultural course to sell farm inputs, or you could face a two-year jail term and a fine of 200,000/=. What does this mean for the farmers in the country? How will it affect the Food Security in Kenya? We will be answering these and many other questions. This is a conversation you don't want to miss!

🌟A Special Moment in Our Professional Journey🌟 I had the honor, along with my colleague Mohamed Ragab, to meet with (spanish consultant) from Rufepa. Working with professionals at this level opens new horizons and provides us with valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the agriculture sector. #Agriculture #Sustainable_Development #Rufepa #Learnin_And_Development

In this episode, Maggie states, “Successful succession requires flipping the priorities on transition planning to having better communication skills as a foundation.” Is lack of communication keeping farm families stuck? Is it preventing families from starting transition planning? We discuss this and so much more in today’s new episode…https://lnkd.in/gbZHK-AH #agriculture #transitionplanning

Looking forward to facilitating this conversation focussing on evaluation. Things to share, things to learn!

In this episode, Maggie states, “Successful succession requires flipping the priorities on transition planning to having better communication skills as a foundation.” Is lack of communication keeping farm families stuck? Is it preventing families from starting transition planning? We discuss this and so much more in today’s new episode… https://loom.ly/nWbY8hw #agriculture #transitionplanning

I love Tracy's passionate conversation and real-life questions about succession! My succession lesson is simple: Figure out how to talk, listen and compromise about money and business as a family before you dive into serious farm succession decisions. It's easier if you start early, gather information and commit to consistent ways to communicate with each other. Then keep the ball rolling step-by-step toward your succession goal.

After 7 months of intensive work for CEJA Young Farmers, we are faced with a new task: ensure that the outcomes of the strategic dialogue are communicated efficiently yet thoroughly. It has been a challenge for all participating stakeholders: the length of the report and the level of detailing of certain recommendations highly contrast with the pace of our sphere, where immediate communications and reporting are the norm. As the Chair himself said during the press conference last Wednesday, and as many stakeholders have vocalised: the report should be read in its entirety to understand the many connections established. For us, it is fundamental to be able to communicate in a way that is appropriate to our audience of young farmers and colleagues in the agri-food sphere. That is why, after identifying certain of the main editorial lines around the dialogue, we came out with a series of visuals dedicated to re-establish some of the nuances that may have been forgotten in the marathon of the last days. Find out more in the visuals below. ⬇

Missed NZTE’s Global Agritech webinar? Here’s your chance to get the key learnings and download the full research report. Thanks to everyone who made it along to our recent Global Agritech webinar. We joined the experts to get an insight into today’s global agricultural landscape, and what producers and farmers are struggling with in 3 of New Zealand’s key export markets (Chile, California and Germany). More importantly, we explored the opportunities that exist for Kiwi agritech businesses in these markets, and how we can position our solutions for success. If you missed it, or you want to find out more, read the key takeaways and download the full report here: https://bit.ly/464hguD

Newsletter RRN 5/2024: ENG https://lnkd.in/dwkwTacZ RO https://lnkd.in/dwkwTacZ Topics include: - NRN WORKSHOP FOR OPERATIONAL GROUPS - VISIT OF EUROPEAN COMMISSIONER FOR AGRICULTURE TO ROMANIA - LOCAL ACTION GROUPS CONSOLIDATE AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES - OPERATIONAL GROUPS - LEADER GOOD PRACTICES