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When in a pickle: just add 90 days

There are few British culinary experiences more appalling than the so-called ploughman's lunch.

E Cape celebrates Nerpo’s anniversary

This year is the 10th anniversary of the National Emergent RED Meat Producers' Organisation (Nerpo). Issue date 6 July 2007

Failed trade talks hit cotton

The revived Doha development round has yet again failed to achieve consensus on cuts in subsidies and tariffs.

R38m-boost for land project

KZN land reform estate, CHARLESTOWN ranches, received a major boost last month with the launch of a R38-million raspberry-exporting venture that will eventually be owned by land claimants.

Land Affairs reports back on slow progress

Over R1 billion in unspent funds returned to Treasury, delays in reviewing the willing buyer, willing seller (WBWS) policy and reforming communal land ownership, and difficulties in implementing eviction laws...

KZN outlaws ‘shack farming’

In 2005 SA saw a landmark JUDGMENT upholding property rights after unlawful land invasion had become a real threat to the country's commercial farming industry.

Cane farmers face dairy dilemma

South Africa's cane growers have declared a dispute marking a breakdown in an 80-year partnership with local milling groups over government plans to restructure the industry.

Chicken liver pate’

Time for revenge on the morning rooster

Biofuel strategy remains hush-hush

Government's biofuels task team presented its final strategy document to a ministerial committee on 13 June amid fears that proposed state support would be insufficient to lure substantial investment needed...

‘Promote African competitiveness’ – Mbeki

'There is no doubt that Africa has sufficient untapped agricultural potential.'

SA is set for its best-ever olive harvest

“Olive farmers are experiencing a bumper crop this year,” said Andries Rabie, chairperson of the South African Olive ­Producers' Organisation.

Europeans come to see SA’s old tractors

No fewer than 29 men and 11 women from as far afield as England, Wales, New Zealand, British Columbia, and Scotland visited SA recently on a Kelsey Publishing Group Tractor...
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