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Could reptiles fill the food supply gaps?

Could reptiles fill the food supply gaps?

Dr Patrick Aust, conservation scientist for People for Wildlife, looks at how reptiles can help improve food security in Africa.

Which is best: fresh or frozen meat?

Dr Kedibone Modika and Tebogo Pitse, agricultural economists at the Agricultural Research Council, look at how the flavour, colour and tenderness of beef change during the freezing and thawing process.

ChatGPT: hero or villain of the 4th Industrial Revolution?

If you haven’t been following the drama accompanying the release of ChatGPT, you’re not paying enough attention to the current surge of technology. Tune in or you’ll soon become obsolete, says Peter Hughes.

Five ways to make sure fermented food is safe for eating

Omololu Fagunwa, a research fellow at Queen’s University in Belfast, writes about the importance of fermented food in West African diets, and explains how to ensure that this food remains safe for eating.

Solid defence: the secret of success in rugby and in business

Running a business is like playing rugby: you can barge in without a plan, but you do so at your peril. Strategies for attack and defence are crucial, with the latter arguably being more important, says Peter Hughes.

Reasons for declining women numbers in agrifood systems – report

Declines in women’s employment in agrifood systems are evident in most regions, and few women are involved in the more profitable activities across various value chains, according to a new report.

Farmed meat versus lab-grown alternatives

Precision fermentation will be unlikely to disrupt the livestock industry but may provide high-value products for niche markets, says Prof Paul Wood of Monash University Clayton Campus, in Victoria, Australia.

How farmers can combat succulent poaching

The illegal trade of wild succulents, particularly Conophytum species, has left some on the brink of extinction. Glenneis Kriel reports on the situation and what farmers can do to help.

How to manage a company – and how not to

The governance and management crisis in our state-owned enterprises will eventually lead to their collapse, says Peter Hughes. But people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. How is your organisation doing?

Marinated chicken wings

Tangy marinated chicken wings to cook in the oven or on the coals.

Pork koftas with apricot and ginger

These patties are bursting with flavour, and the Asian spice mix complements the pork superbly.

Roast chicken on the coals

This recipe is the perfect addition to any braai!

Bone marrow bruschetta with parsley salsa

A great way to start a meal: decadent, rich marrow bone on crispy bruschetta served with a refreshing parsley salsa.

Lemon and herb marinated lamb chops

This recipe offers a classic combination of fresh herbs, lemon and succulent lamb chops.

Jambon salad

This easy-to-make salad is perfect for any occasion and will surely be a hit with family and friends alike.

Beef espetada with creamy peppercorn sauce & herbed potato wedges

This recipe provides a satisfying combination of flavours.

Rainbow Chicken opens new plant in KZN

One of South Africa's largest poultry producers, Rainbow Chicken, marked its 60th anniversary by opening a new plant in Hammarsdale near Durban on Monday. This signals the intention to bring Rainbow’s production volumes back to pre-2017 levels and return the plant facility to full operating capacity.

Hats off to women in agriculture!

In this segment, we speak to women in various industries of the agriculture sector about the challenges they face, and what they look forward to for the future of their businesses.

Traceability is key to a sustainable agriculture

Justin Platt, founder and managing director of agricultural technical services companies Zylem and RegenZ, explains how South African agriculture stands to benefit by implementing traceability systems.

Renewed call for voluntary exit from captive lion industry

The ministerial task team responsible for identifying and recommending voluntary exit options and pathways from the captive lion industry has invited captive lion owners who are interested in complying into confidential discussions.
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