Stakeholders in Zimbabwe's agriculture sector want a strategic approach employed to tackle food security issues in the country. They note that this would enable everyone from climate specialists, to seed producers and farmers to ensure best practices in agriculture and improve yield. CGTN's Vic Chege reports.
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