The East African Boran – ‘the world’s hardiest breed’ Post-exile success with citrus Shocking damage to Karoo veld Room to grow Breeding tips Using radish to control cyst eelworm Quick-attaching colour-matching shade cloth clips A cutting tool you can trust Ripper redesigned for maize An economical and safe wok stove
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Articles
Revitalising markets
In the past, this column carried numerous appeals for government assistance in saving South Africa’s fresh produce markets.
Belnori goat milk cheese: creamy perfection
Livestock Disease Trends - May 2013
Labour lessons from Oz
Alpacas in demand
Classing mohair 1
Agri Blogs
Digital presentations for farmers
The great Droughtmaster debate
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Opinion | Unions: healthy competition? | The Albrecht System: uneconomical & outdated? | Criminals live among us | Land reform – a new perspective
Business | Belnori goat milk cheese: creamy perfection | Labour lessons from Oz | WWF’s new plantation project | Maize uncertainty
Sectors | Revitalising markets | Livestock Disease Trends - May 2013 | Australian Droughtmaster thrives in tough SA conditions | Moving fish
Technical | Classing mohair 1 | Look after your wind pump | Bell at the Royal Show | The advantages of liming
Auctions | Alpacas in demand | Sale of the Greys | 3rd Angus Prestige Auction | Makatini Connection Nguni Auction
Lifestyle | Designing a cottage on a low budget | Contemporary house for years to come | A stylish & modern home | A new home challenge
News
Free State Agriculture condemns the 1913 Land Act
Free State Agriculture (FSA) strongly condemned the 1913 Land Act and the effects thereof. In a media statement the organisations said it was indeed a sad day to commemorate.
Meet rising demand with sustainable innovation
DAFF calls for public comment on bill
Warnings ahead of fire season
Disagreement on land reform bill
Farmers advised to invest in new machinery
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Game auction trends in 2012
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Red meat abattoirs encouraged to invest in latest systems
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Farmer's Weekly - 21 June 2013
Merino man Eddie Prinsloo diversifies into Dormers
Top young farmer on soil & sustainability
Fair winds for Wupperthal Rooibos Co-op
Extreme crops - Researching drought resilience
Anglo-Boer War - 5 000 Zulus' week-long walk to safety
Ignored for too long - Plea from SA's first people
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Public holidays are:
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Costs the economy dearly in productivity.
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Last week's poll
The local poultry industry is in a fluster over chicken imports and wants tariffs to level the playing field. This will:
Save the local poultry industry (40.48%)
Make chicken unaffordable for the poor (51.19%)
Make no difference (8.33%)
Save the local poultry industry (40.48 %) Make no difference (8.33 %) Make chicken unaffordable for the poor (51.19 %) Save the local poultry industry (40.48 %) Make no difference (8.33 %) Make chicken unaffordable for the poor (51.19 %)
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