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Agribusiness income drops 10%

The income of agribusinesses has decreased by 10% in the last year due to a number of factors, including the strong rand, the falling international prices of agricultural products, and...

Politicians against fewer provinces

A reduction in the number of provinces would lead to even worse service delivery, said Freedom Front Plus national chairperson Abrie Oosthuizen in reaction to the suggestion by finance minister...

Mdladlana’s red card ‘gimmick’ slammed

Minister of Labour Membathisi Mdladlana incurred the wrath of the ­agricultural sphere when he gave farmers a “red card” for their alleged ­contemptuous attitudes towards their employees' human rights, during...

W Cape piglets back on auction floor

Minister of labour Membathisi Mdladlana incurred the wrath of the agricultural sector when he gave farmers a ”red card” for what he called their contemptuous ­attitudes towards their employees. Issue...

Hardy Stormbergers thrive in harsh climate

The hard work of the Stormberg Cattle Breeding Improvement Group has paid off over the years. On Robbie Stretton's farm, Buffelsfontein, Derick Christopher saw how strict selection and minimum pampering...

Energy management is good business

'Don't get me wrong. The reduction of carbon emission is well worthwhile. It will save money, reduce pollution and extend the life of all fossil fuel deposits.' Issue date 18...

The Ikarus takes off in SA

The Ikarus C42 not only has ­superior safety ­features and low operation costs - R180 per flying hour - but is also relatively easy to fly, and can take off...

Broccoli demands attention to detail

Broccoli is now the easiest brassica to grow. In response to increasing demand, plant breeders have developed varieties that offer greater adaptability and trouble-free growing. Issue date 18 May 2007

Wind-sucking highs!

Horses which gulp in air ­experience an oxygen and endorphin “rush” which can be addictive. Issue date 18 May 2007

Create pasta perfection

Together with fresh ingredients, a truly fine pack of your favourite pasta, and maybe some pesto, and you�ve got the beginning of an Italian meal that only needs a little...

Parallels between racing pigeons and horses

Sanna Botha, a renowned South African horse expert, says she was literally born in the stable. Issue date 18 May 2007

Nampo focus

Nampo focus issue 11 May 2007
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