In a landscape dotted with prior endeavors, Botswana is gearing up for its inaugural Agriculture Summit scheduled for March next year in Gaborone. The historical backdrop of numerous summits, each grappling with the challenges of the agricultural sector, raises a pertinent question: Can this summit distinguish itself from its predecessors?
Organised by Mompoloki Makwana, the 1st annual Botswana Agriculture Summit aims to transcend the routine discussions of past gatherings. Envisioned as a unifying platform for stakeholders, the summit will address critical components within the industry, including agronomy, animal production, and small stock, strategically realigning the trajectory of Botswana’s agriculture sector.
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