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Nampo equipment reviews

A foretaste of what to expect at the show that just keeps getting bigger and bigger.

Livestock Disease Trends – April 2013

As a result of late summer rains during the first half of April there was an increase in parasite numbers (wireworm, long-necked bankrupt worm and brown stomach worm).
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Ornamental fish farming

Produced on a small scale, this includes cold-water pond fish, such as koi carp, as well as tropical fish.

NAMPO grows!

This year sees nine more stands added to Nampo Harvest Day’s outdoor area, meaning more space for more innovative new equipment.

Optimise your computer’s performance

Finding out your PC’s specs and improving its performance is easy, says Greg Miles.

The irresistible attraction of trout

Anglers and food connoisseurs worldwide agree that trout makes exciting fishing and excellent eating. But what goes into farming these iconic fish? Lloyd Phillips visits Simon Bunn of Peak Trout in the Drakensberg to find out.

Agricultural jobs increasing – for now

Employment in the agricultural sector increased by nearly 8% during the first quarter of this year compared with the last quarter of 2012.

South Africa and Germany strengthen trade agreements

Citrus black spot (CBS) topped discussions during the recent bilateral meeting between Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Tina Joemat-Pettersson, and German Minister of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection Ilse Aigner.

New fresh produce hub planned for Mpumalanga

The Mpumalanga Department of Agriculture, Rural Development and Land Administration (DARDLA) recently announced the development of 248ha of land over the next five years into a new fresh produce hub for the province that will cost some R1 billion.
Peter O’Halloran - Tax advice

SA tax regime

Changes to the SA tax regime mean fewer opportunities to minimise your tax liabilities.

An ideal retirement cottage

Jonno designs an usually shaped retirement cottage for FW reader Rita.

New from Horsch

The latest offerings from German manufacturer Horsch were demonstrated by SA distributors Terratill at a recent farmers’ day in Bothaville. Joe Spencer reports.

Spacing of Cucurbitaceae

I’ve been devoting so much time to the spacing of Cucurbitaceae because this aspect is so little understood and has been a limiting factor for countless producers over the years.

The relationship business

Last week, I provided a ‘Market Agent’s Checklist’. But, as with most things in life, it turns out this checklist is far from one-sided.

Stir-fried lamb

Not everything cooked in a wok is Chinese. Here’s a unique combination of splendid tastes that give the beginner cook a ready-made reputation for excellence.

Now is the time to comment on agri marketing bill

The public and interested parties are invited to attend the public hearings on the Agricultural Produce Marketing Agencies Bill 2013, published in the Government Gazette on 28 March.

R15 million allocated to E Cape’s emerging farmers

The Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform recently allocated R15 million to the supply of livestock and improvement of farming skills for emerging farmers in the province.

Nampo Exhibitors Map 2014

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JZ: you’re ignoring the real problems

The president’s letter to public servants glosses over the dysfunctional state of government departments

The new ROFF R70 flour mill

Launched in April, this cost-effective mill can play a significant role in the reduction of the maize supply chain and distribution costs, as it provides a compact, all-in-one solution to farmers.
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