Zimbabwe is set to achieve a milestone in cereal production, with an estimated 2.3 million tonnes of maize and 280,966 tonnes of traditional grains, marking a significant increase from the previous season. The country has been self-sufficient in wheat for three years in a row, thanks to record harvests, and is working on expanding wheat reserves. The government's agricultural policies and initiatives, such as the Pfumvudza/Intwasa program, have contributed to the boost in production. Despite facing a reduced harvest last year due to dry conditions, the country managed to meet its requirements from local stocks. This year's expected high yields, coupled with adequate reserves, are expected to strengthen food security. Media coverage plays a crucial role in disseminating information related to agriculture and is encouraged to promote positive and accurate representations of Zimbabwe's agricultural sector.