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A dry start to Western Cape wheat season
Many parts of the Swartland region have yet to receive significant winter rain, so an average wheat harvest is expected, according to Koos Blanckenberg, a grain farmer from Philadelphia and Grain SA’s representative for the Swartland areas in the Western Cape.
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Bees in the EU given two-year breather
Updated database of farm attacks released
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Pushing ahead to change the face of potatoes
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