The fall and rise of agricultural indigenous knowledge in Zimbabwe (Or a word to latter-day Alvords).
Taruvinga Magwiroto When I hear development experts extol the virtues of “small grains”, and engage in campaigns for their adoption, I am a bit saddened. It reminds me of my late dear grandmother VaChisaku, and how she knew all about rapoko (rukweza), and how rapoko porridge stays firm in your stomach like a rock. She knew all about finger millet (mhunga) and sorghum (mapfunde) and … Continue reading The fall and rise of agricultural indigenous knowledge in Zimbabwe (Or a word to latter-day Alvords).