Zimbabwe adopts Chinese agric tech

ZIMBABWE has adopted a new Chinese agricultural technology, which allows farmers to grow several types of nutritious mushrooms from dried, chopped grasses, without cutting down trees and damaging the environment. This comes as the country’s funding proposal was approved by the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA). The technology, developed by Fujian…

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