AgBook Articles

October 2020 - Domestic Violence - An Old Challenge For a New Generation

Domestic Violence (DV): An old challenge for a new generation

The domestic violence must stop. It not only affects us emotionally and physically, but it remains a major burden on the economic development of our communities, Provinces, and nation. How are we going to stop this abuse against women and girls? Are we going to continue to blame our culture for the dominance of men over women? Is that fair? Are women really second class and cannot contribute to the development of our nation?

Strengthening Our Backbone

AgBook believe the future success of the agriculture sector lies with our farming families. Our Government needs to support agriculture by supporting local investment in local businesses, and critically, developing the skills of our farmers to successfully farm as a business.

August 2020 - A testimony to farming as a business

Testimonies to farming as a business

Grow Savings – In the bank, not the ground

Land is Life

Talking about Money

Skilling Our Farmers

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From Crisis to Opportunity

sense this crisis provides lessons for building our resilience against future natural disasters. Certainly, protecting agriculture against the impacts of disasters will be incredibly important to global food security and the livelihoods of our people.

Modernising PNG Agriculture

Technology and the modernisation of agriculture is becoming increasingly important. Global food demand is expected to increase anywhere between 59% to 98% by 2050

AgBook Managing Director, Nicole Isifu (left of picture) said her culture plays a vital role in assisting her to overcome the challenges of operating a business in rural PNG.

Youth are the future of PNG

Many have moved from their rural communities to the cities looking for opportunities that do not exist. Put simply, youth are bored and desperate for change.