‘Fresh produce markets must be preserved at all costs’
The importance of preserving and future-proofing South Africa’s fresh produce markets was emphasised at the World Union of Wholesale Markets conference, held in Johannesburg, Gauteng from 14 to 16 May...
Nampo 2025: Visitors more focussed on cost-efficient purchases compared to 2024, say exhibitors
After speaking to some exhibitors at Nampo, it would appear that farmers made fewer high-value purchases at the show this year, opting to buy more cost-effective items and machinery.
Global conference delegates experience vibrance of Joburg market
On the third day of the World Union of Wholesale Markets conference, held in Johannesburg, Gauteng, delegates were treated to a tour of the Joburg Fresh Produce Market. Nearly 100...
Getting to know the mounted officers at Nampo
Sergeant Mothasi Mgika and Constable Lerato Marai patrol the south gate entrance of Nampo Park on their horses Awakening and Bringani.
Nation in Conversation: Nampo sees lively debate on Expropriation Act
During a Nation in Conversation panel discussion, agricultural role players discussed the contentious Expropriation Act.
Africa needs to rethink its trade strategy, says trade specialists
The volatile geo-political environment has had dire consequences for world trade, with South Africa being at risk of losing essential market access.
Southern Africa to bear the brunt of climate change
Climate change is set to have a particularly adverse effect on agriculture in Southern Africa, delegates at the World Union of Wholesale Markets conference in Johannesburg, Gauteng, were told.
Deputy president Mashatile attends Nampo to meet with agri role players
Deputy President Paul Mashatile attend Nampo 2025 on the third day of the show in an official capacity.
John Deere OFM ‘Lekker soos ‘n Trekker’ winner announced
An instant lawn farmer from Bloemfontein, Richard Carey, is the proud winner of a new John Deere 5045D tractor in the John Deere OFM ‘Lekker soos ‘n Trekker’ competition.
‘South Africa can drive food security in the region’
South Africa was lauded for its “world-class farmers and agri-food system infrastructure” at the World Union of Wholesale Markets (WUWM) Conference held in Johannesburg, Gauteng this week.
Nation in Conversation at Nampo: Preparing for the future of agriculture
In a Nation in Conversation panel discussion at Nampo 2025, panellists discussed the trends that will shape the agriculture sector in the future.
Nation in Conversation at Nampo: Implementing sustainable practices to meet ESG goals
During a recent Nation in Conversation panel discussion, panellists discussed the importance of sustainable practices in meeting environmental, social and governance goals.
More government officials expected to visit Nampo 2025
Despite less than two days remaining of the Nampo Harvest Day 2025, at least three more governments officials are expected to make an appearance at the show, following President Cyril...
Visitor gallery from Nampo Day 2
Farmer’s Weekly took some photos of the visitors on Day 2 of Nampo. Were you snapped?
Land Bank about finance success: It’s all about the jockey
While a holistic support system is crucial for farming success, farmers have the biggest impact on their businesses’ viability.
Nation in Conversation at Nampo: Investment in infrastructure needed to boost agricultural productivity
Infrastructure is the backbone of the agriculture sector, and more investment is needed to ensure a productive sector, according to industry role players.
Ramaphosa cited as the main attraction on the first day of Nampo
According to Dr Dirk Strydom of Grain SA, the visit of President Cyril Ramaphosa to Nampo drew the most attention on the show’s first day.
Farmer’s Weekly favourites win at Nampo Boerepatente competition
Clearly Farmer’s Weekly has an eye for winners, as our two favourite patents in the Boerepatente (farmers’ patents) competition at Nampo ended up as category winners.
Boer goat ram sells for world record price of R2,3 million
The Boer goat ram Next Level set a new world record when he was sold for R2,3 million to the VEA Stud. The Boer goat ram Next Level (762-22-1427) achieved...
Attending Nampo as a farmer: Walking in President Ramaphosa’s shoes
President Cyril Ramaphosa was spotted attending the first day of Nampo in Bothaville today. On his feet, he wore shoes he's had for 20 years.
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