Sudan, often called the breadbasket of Africa, boasts a rich agricultural history that supports its economy. According to the World Bank, agriculture contributes nearly 30% of Sudan's GDP and employs over 60% of its population. Its vast arable land and proximity to...

Sorghum, often called “the grain of the tropics,” is pivotal in Sudan’s agricultural landscape. As one of the world’s largest producers, Sudan relies heavily on this crop for food security and economic sustenance. Sorghum is deeply embedded in Sudanese culture,...

Agriculture is the foundation of Sudan’s economy. It employs nearly 70% of the population and contributes about 30% to the GDP. With its vast arable land and water resources, Sudan is one of Africa’s potential agricultural powerhouses. Despite challenges, agriculture...