Agriculture in Zimbabwe

Agriculture in Zimbabwe is overseen by the Ministry of Agriculture. In addition to food production, principal products include tobacco, cotton and wool.^[1]

Agricultural vocational education

Agriculture colleges in Zimbabwe include: Chibero Agricultural College, Esigodini Agricultural College, Gwebi Agricultural College, Kushinga Phikelela National Farmer Training Centre, Mazowe Veterinary College, Mlezu Agricultural College, and Rio Tino Agricultural College.^[2]

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[1] CIA World Factbook, Zimbabwe

[2] Ministry of Agriculture, front page

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