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Ideologies that harm an economy
Political ideology and a need to stay in favour with voters is placing a burden on the economy and leading to job losses. Dawie Roodt from the Efficiency Group explains how minimum wages and labour laws are hurting the country. Lindi van Rooyen reports.
Farming hydroponically - part 1
Downside of a One-Day Loft
A tin roof, or not?
Keeping bridles & saddles clean
Willing seller – the only way
Agri Blogs
Optimise your computer’s performance
Quick response codes in farming – the next big thing?
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Business | Ideologies that harm an economy | SA tax regime | Goat milk products | Fight back with technology
Sectors | Downside of a One-Day Loft | Keeping bridles & saddles clean | Table grape farmer's success | A lifetime passion for Merinos
Technical | Farming hydroponically - part 1 | Baler scores again | Castrating your beef calves - part 2 | Nampo equipment reviews - Part 2
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Pushing ahead to change the face of potatoes
Plans are being formulated to get players in the potato value chain more invested in the success of black growers, Potatoes SA (PSA) CEO André Jooste said at the organisation’s recent transformation symposium at Cedara in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands.
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New Holland hits the road for baby rhinos
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