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The Silo/Sesiu
Type	Fortnightly newspaper
Format	Tabloid
Owner(s)	Facts Media House (PTY) Ltd.
Publisher	Facts Media House (PTY) Ltd.
News editor	Tjonane Matla
Founded	27 July 2010
Language	English, Sesotho
Headquarters	Maseru
Circulation	30,000
ISSN	2223-8468
Website	http://www.thesilo.co.ls

The Silo is a fortnightly agricultural newspaper printed and distributed in Lesotho. The paper mainly publishes environmental and agricultural news occurring in and around the country.

In its 13 July 2011 issue, The Silo featured King Letsie III, presenting the interview as a special edition for the King's birthday celebrations, a public holiday duly observed each year in Lesotho.^[1]^[2]

As the only agricultural newspaper in the country,^[3]^{[failed verification]} The Silo follows in the foot-steps of its predecessors in neighboring South Africa, Farmers Weekly, in that its content is restricted to farming, environmental and agricultural news only.

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