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State investment in agricultural economics in the spotlight
Government investment in agricultural economics in South Africa is declining after a few years of significant spending.
Caramelised onions
Is it a condiment? Or merely a vegetable? The fact of the matter is that caramelising onions is a great kitchen skill to learn: this delicious ingredient adds layers of flavour to all meat-based meals.
How to start your own aquaculture business -part 1
In this new series, Nicholas James will provide prospective tilapia farmers with a step-by-step guide on how to launch and run a successful aquaculture business in South Africa. We begin with the basics.
Aquaculture for beginners – Part 1
In this new series, Nicholas James will provide prospective tilapia farmers with a step-by-step guide on how to launch and run a successful aquaculture business in South Africa. We begin with the basics.
Time for a second attempt at a single voice
Never before in the 21 years since South Africa’s transition to a democracy has the ruling party placed so much faith in the contribution that agriculture can make to the country.
Drought conditions mar maize production’s final estimate
The final production estimate for white and yellow maize has gone up by 1,1% and 1% respectively, according to the Crop Estimates Committee (CEC).
Drought conditions mar maize production’s final estimate
The final production estimate for white and yellow maize has gone up by 1,1% and 1% respectively, according to the Crop Estimates Committee (CEC).
Ford Tourneo Connect test
Spacious, comfortable and economical, the Ford Tourneo Connect has much to offer as a family vehicle. Jake Venter had a closer look at two of the four models, and came away impressed.
Latest national crime stats show increase in stock theft
The latest national crime statistics were released in Parliament today (29 September) by embattled national police commissioner Riah Phiyega.
Latest national crime stats show increase in stock theft
The latest national crime statistics were released in Parliament today (29 September) by embattled national police commissioner Riah Phiyega.
Australia calls for applications for scholarships and short courses
Australia’s government has called for applications for its prestigious scholarships.
Australia calls for applications for scholarships and short courses
Australia’s government has called for applications for its prestigious scholarships.
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark to visit SA
The Danish embassy in SA has announced a visit by Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark to South Africa in November. He will be accompanied by Denmark’s Minister for Environment and Food, Eva Kjer Hansen, and the Minister for Business and Growth, Troels Lund Poulsen.
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark to visit SA
The Danish embassy in SA has announced a visit by Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark to South Africa in November. He will be accompanied by Denmark’s Minister for Environment and Food, Eva Kjer Hansen, and the Minister for Business and Growth, Troels Lund Poulsen.
Danish royal to visit SA to strengthen business ties
The Danish embassy in SA has announced a visit by Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark to South Africa in November.
Buying a farm? Consider value, price & location
Director at TG Kruger Real Estate, Rumpff Krüger, advises us what to consider when buying a farm.
Malawi youth encouraged to become better farmers
The International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid-Tropics (ICRISAT) has targeted Malawi as one of the sub-Sahara countries where agriculture can play a significant role in poverty alleviation, according to an ICRISAT statement.
Sable bull sells for R27 million as game prices soar to new highs
The reputation of the breeder played a huge role in the prices achieved when auctioning off quality game, according to the Wildlife Ranching SA president Dr Peter Oberem.
Sable bull sells for R27 million as game prices soar to new highs
The reputation of the breeder played a huge role in the prices achieved when auctioning off quality game, according to the Wildlife Ranching SA president Dr Peter Oberem.
Victory for evicted farmers as Zim government property gets auctioned off
A lawyer for evicted white Zimbabwean farmers has described the auctioning off of a Zimbabwe government-owned property in South Africa this week as a “symbolic victory”.
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