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The BFAP’s agri outlook

The BFAP has presented a less optimistic outlook for South African agriculture this year.

Building on limited space

Dear Jonno I have been reading your Farmer’s Weekly column for a long time and would like to ask for your advice. We have a structure...

The first 72 hours of a horse’s recovery

A horse’s recovery and long-term career is greatly influenced by the treatment it receives directly after an injury, says Kim Dyson.

Mascor’s day in the sun

The KZN-based John Deere dealer network, Mascor, showcased some of its latest products at the Pietermaritzburg Royal Show. Joe Spencer attended the event.

Why top brands sell

Winter came late this year and the impact on the markets has been almost disastrous for many products.

Farmer pioneers sustainable rooibos production trials

Nieuwoudtville farmer Pierre Rossouw is conducting trials and implementing conservation farming practices to improve the soil health of his rooibos tea lands and counteract soil erosion due to wind action.

Getting started with peas

Bill Kerr discusses factors to take into account when growing peas.

48th Geelbek Elite Sale

Highest ram sold for R36 000.

Smallholder farmers march to premier’s office over stalled project

More than 100 disgruntled smallholder farmers marched to Premier Stanley Mathabatha’s office in Polokwane on Wednesday (September 23) to deliver a memorandum of demand over a stalled multi-million rand poultry project.

A winning idea?

The equation is simple: less tax + less red tape = higher profits = more jobs. Unfortunately, in South Africa, the opposite seems to be the norm.

Know your soil – Part 5: the value of phosphorous

Continuing with our discussion of the soil analysis, we now come to phosphorous (P).

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