Started with 10kg of kava, entrepreneur Halofaki now exporting overseas
Starting with just $1,000 from a friend and a small 10kg batch of kava, a former civil servant from Fulaga has built a business that is now exporting overseas while helpi
Starting with just $1,000 from a friend and a small 10kg batch of kava, a former civil servant from Fulaga has built a business that is now exporting overseas while helpi
Despite working full-time as a nurse at the Seaqaqa Health Centre, Azfeen Shaukat Ali has successfully managed a growing sugarcane farm in Seaqaqa.Ali, who is in his m
27-year-old Apenisa Irinasau says receiving seven machines through the My Fiji Support Project will help transform his chilli farming business as he plans to expand produ
A dairy farmer from Viria Village in Naitasiri says farming helped him support his family, educate his siblings, and overcome life’s biggest challenges.42-year-old
Tutu Rural Training Centre continues to be recognised for its long-standing work in transforming the lives of young people through practical skills training, sustainable
While hundreds of leases have been renewed, non-renewals and subdivision of cane land for residential use in Seaqaqa are leaving many farming families uncertain about the
A new export opportunity could soon open for Fiji’s yaqona farmers as Government confirms plans for a pilot program to help unlock the UK market.Minister for Forei
A 25-year-old farmer from Bua has become a first-time homeowner through the Government’s Rural Housing Assistance Programme.Lui Rabale of Nakorovou Village in Kubu
Farmers in Nadrala have received training from the Ministry of Agriculture to promote crop diversification and climate resilience. The training was conducted this week by
A sugarcane farmer from Tadravula, Seaqaqa is raising concerns about the delay in cane payment saying farmers are facing difficulties due to this issue.Speaking to
Families could soon feel the impact of rising food costs as the fuel crisis begins to affect farming and food production.Minister for Agriculture Tomasi Tunabuna says the
Farmers in Sigatoka are facing heavy losses after Tropical Cyclone Vaianu damaged farms and disrupted essential services.Speaking to fijivillage News, farmer Rajnesh Sing
Residents in parts of Lautoka are calling for urgent restoration of water and electricity, as well as immediate assistance for farmers, following severe weather that disr
Farmers in Nakida Village, Nagonenicolo in Naitasiri are expected to benefit from improved yaqona processing following assistance from the Ministry of Agriculture. Assist
65-year-old Joeli Fatafei of Nawamagi in Sigatoka is proving that farming can be a reliable source of income and opportunity. With more than 40 years of experience, the f
Farmers’ organisations from across Fiji met in Suva recently to strengthen their plans for supporting farmers and helping the country’s agriculture sector g
At just 29, Zabeen Rukshar Khan has around 150 goats, with 40 to 60 sold annually through sales, which is clear evidence of business growth and resilience.Khan has won
Women who want to succeed in agriculture should begin with what they have, manage their time carefully and remain committed to hard work, says Katarina Senabu, the 2025 N
With avocados now in season, Dr Rajesh Maharaj is highlighting the many health benefits of the fruit and calling on Fijians to make better use of it by eating it regularl
A sharp rise in vegetable prices at the Savusavu Market is putting pressure on both customers and vendors.Market vendor, Kusma Wati from Korovesi told fijivillage News th
Fiji’s farmers are set to gain stronger protection against climate impacts following Cabinet’s endorsement of a collaboration agreement between the Ministry