Famed Filipino flavour
Yes, it's true. This meal outranks the chicken made by the Colonel, whoever he may be. For South Africans like us, the taste gives a whole new meaning to chicken.
Spinach & butternut lasagne
Look Ma, no meat! Lasagne is just one of the fine dishes immediately available to the beginner cook. In this case we combine roasted butternut with fresh spinach and herbs,...
Mozambican exports put pressure on local prices
A growing Mozambican banana industry will put pressure on local banana prices in 2011. This will be a turnaround for South Africa's banana production industry, which saw good prices in...
Marketing will be the key to better profits
Hunter prices have marginally increased in the past five years and are unlikely to increase much at this stage, said Arthur Rudman, an Eastern Cape representative of Wildlife Ranching SA...
Shortage of wool drives the market
The wool market is bullish, witheveryone on edge, waiting to see when the cycle will turn. The general shortage of accumulated wool stocks in the wool processing pipeline - due...
Steady recovery in adult mohair predicted
While 2010 was challenging for mohair producers and buyers, there are many signs that 2011 will be a positive year for the industry. The strategic marketing drives of Mohair South...
Citrus on rocky road to recovery
South Africa's citrus industry experienced a significant recovery in exports during 2010, achieving a record export crop of 99 million cartons of fruit after a tough 2009 season.
Promising year ahead for vegetables
The 2010 FIFA World Cup, the extreme cold snaps and drought in some parts of the country have all had a positive impact on the vegetable industry.
Slow but steady economic recovery expected
Despite "isolated shocks" in certain countries, there's been a slow recovery in the world economy since mid-2009, if the upward trends on the Baltic Dry Index and the oil price...
Slight growth for macadamias
While 2010 was a good year for South African macadamias, a hailstorm toward the end of 2010 could affect the 2011 crop.
Fruit industry poised to enter a growth phase
With UK and Europe prices for pome and stone fruit 16% higher on average, producers are positive about the future as the industry experienced a re-establishment and expansion of orchards...
Lower carryover stocks to bring relief for wheat and maize farmers
Lower international carryover stocks for wheat and maize are expected for the 2010/11 season, according to the International Grains Council's 2010 Market Report.
Avocadoes hard hit by hail
Hail storms in Limpopo's avocado-growing areas could affect the availability and, therefore, the prices of avocados in 2011, according to Rudolf Badenhorst, SA Subtropical Fruit Growers Association industry affairs manager.
Dairy farmers could get more cream from their milk
With milk volumes only slightly higher than dairy consumption, and imports at lower levels than last year, the Milk Producers' Organisation (MPO) hopes there might be sufficient impetus to push...
What will water and mining leaders be dealing with in 2011?
The yearly performances of the mineral resources and water departments have mostly diminished farmers' livelihoods for many years.
Summer will blow hot and cool
Farmers in the summer rainfall areas can expect a relatively cool summer in 2011 with normal to below-normal temperatures, while farmers in the Western Cape's winter rainfall area can expect...
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