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The Meteorological Services Department (MSD), said that the rainy season has not yet commenced despite some scattered thundershowers experienced this week in some parts of the country.
Speaking to Zimpapers Television Network, MSD head of forecasting, James Ngoma, advised farmers against premature planting, saying effective rains will fall at the end of October. He said:
<blockquote>Farmers must prepare land but should not plant as rains received so far are below 10mm which cannot sustain germination of crops. At least 20mm of rain and above is required for planting.
Winds (blowing) from South Africa have been contributing to the odd showers being experienced in the country and they are bringing in moisture and a lot of changes in temperatures in the past days.</blockquote>
Zimbabwe is expected to receive normal to above-normal rainfall in the first half of the 2018/19 season. The previous season was characterised by a severe drought, the worst in close to forty years.
<h4>More: <a href="https://ztn.co.zw/stream/2019/10/rains-not-here-yet-met-department/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ZTN News</a></h4>

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MSD: Effective Rains To Fall End Of October

Zimbabwe is expected to harvest 900 000 tonnes of maize this year. This was revealed by the Zimbabwe Commercial Farmers Union president Wonder Chabikwa.
Chabikwa said that the rains which fell across the country over the past few days have increased prospects of a good harvest. Said Chabikwa:
<blockquote>Though we don’t have the exact figures of the maize output this year, 900,000 tonnes will be attained as most crops in most parts of the country reacted well to the rains, which occurred in the past week.
The preparations were not very good but the rains have not been as bad in January as last year. Various farmers spectacularly recovered from the February rains which improved even the early planted crop.</blockquote>
The country requires about 1,8 million tonnes of maize annually. The projected output for the 2018/19 season means that the country will only be able to meet 50% of its maize requirements.
<h4>More: <a href="https://businesstimes.co.zw/maize-harvest-forecast-at-900-000t/">Business Times</a></h4>

2018/19 Maize Output Set To Reach 900 000 Tonnes

Cattle farmers in Beitbridge district are apprehensive over a looming drought. There is a genuine concern that their livestock is under threat as the pastures continue to dwindle.
Beitbridge district, located in Matabeleland South Province, generally the driest region in the country, has over 95 000 cattle. The area, however, has very few pastures.
The 2018/19 rainy season has not been favourable for the farmers. The effects of El Nino area real.
Beitbridge East MP Albert Nguluvhe said that if nothing is done on time, the farmers risk losing substantial numbers of their livestock.
<h4>More: <a href="http://www.zbc.co.zw/looming-drought-irks-beitbridge-farmers/">ZBC News</a></h4>

Beitbridge Cattle Farmers Anxious As Pastures Dwindle Due To El Nino-induced Drought

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