Record maize harvest leaves farmers waiting for payments

November 10, 2026

Namibia recorded an estimated 114 000-tonne maize harvest in 2026, one of the largest on record, but farmers are facing delayed payments due to storage constraints and slow mill intake. The Agronomy Producers’ Association says disruptions in maize deliveries created backlogs, forcing farmers to carry additional storage and handling costs. The association is engaging millers to improve purchasing timelines, increase milling capacity, and ensure farmers receive payments for their produce. Future Media News spoke to Hubertus Hamm, the Chairperson of the Namibia Agronomic Board.

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