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Majority of UK farmers rely on non-farming enterprises to keep afloat

Due to increasingly shrinking profit margins, the majority of farmers in the UK now rely on other businesses outside of farming to make a living. To supplement their income from...

Equipping young agripreneurs for a future in farming

The strategic collaborative partnership between Earth Hub Africa, MTN SA Foundation, and Shell South Africa is aimed at creating scalable smart farming in rural areas.

Karan Beef suspends cattle intake after FMD outbreak at feedlot

Karan Beef has suspended cattle intake at its Heidelberg feedlot following a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, which was confirmed on Monday.

North West’s central farmer database sets national example

As part of the Unemployed Agricultural Graduates Entrepreneurial Development Programme, North West has developed a centralised database to better match graduates to working farms.

‘SA agriculture must be future-proofed’ – futurist

Farmers should adapt to survive the deep structural changes that are currently taking place in the world. This was according to Graeme Codrington, futurist and lead researcher at TomorrowToday Global,...

Cash injection has not solved crisis at Daybreak poultry farms

The crumbling state of operations at poultry producer Daybreak Foods has laid bare a devastating animal welfare and governance crisis. A court ruling handed down on Friday has dealt a...

SA marks International Day of the Potato with Joburg Market festivities

Today, 30 May, marks the International Day of the Potato, which highlights the crop’s importance in food security, nutrition, and rural livelihoods.

South African cannabis industry holds great promise

South Africa’s medical cannabis and hemp sector is on the verge of transformation, but industry leaders say it will take robust education, policy reform and home-grown innovation to realise its...

Sowing laughter: the prank tradition at Nampo’s Boerepatente

If you visited the Boerepatente (farmers’ patents) competition at Nampo, you might have been one of many people who fell for a practical joke there.

SA’s citrus industry gears up for strong export season

South Africa’s citrus industry is gearing up for another robust export season, with projections indicating a rise of 3,6% in export volumes to 171,1 million 15kg-equivalent cartons in 2025, up...

Historic Bloemendal Wine Estate heads to auction with R250 million reserve price

Bloemendal Wine Estate, one of South Africa’s oldest wine farms, will be auctioned off on 28 May with a reserve price of R250 million and an expected opening bid of...

Limpopo hosts G20 Meeting of Agricultural Scientists

On Monday, 26 May, South Africa officially opened the G20 Meeting of Agricultural Chief Scientists (MACS) at the Ranch Resort in Polokwane, Limpopo.
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