Namibia could turn encroacher bush into goldmine – Hὅnsbein

The Namibian economy stands to reap N$42 billion over a 20-year period due to productivity increases in the agriculture sector if the country utilises encroacher bush, which is available in great abundance.

This is the view of Dagmar Hὅnsbein, executive director of the Namibian Biomass Industry Group (N-BIG), who made the revelation yesterday when she presented a case study about bush encroachment at the 20th National Rangeland Forum that is being held at a lodge near Windhoek.