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Murders committed on farms in the Free State and Limpopo

Two suspects were apprehended this weekend following the murders of Hansie Raath and two children of farm workers on the farm Palmietkuil in Vredefort on 19 September.
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Europe’s influence on South African cattle

A wide variety of cattle breeds are seen in South Africa today, says Theo Oosthuizen.

Middelburg Merino Week Production Sale

Highest ram sold for R150 000.

Middelburg Merino Week Production Sale

Highest ram sold for R150 000.

Trust changes everything

Total and unquestioning trust between people empowers them to move mountains.

Trust changes everything

Total and unquestioning trust between people empowers them to move mountains.

Tracking your produce

Better traceability secures more customers for food producers, says Greg Miles.

Conserving the last lions

The king of the beasts may not survive the 21st century. Conflict with livestock owners in Africa, a growing demand in the Far East for large felid bones, shrinking habitat, poaching and unlawful hunting are all combining to narrow the odds for Panthera leo, one of the most revered animals on the planet, writes Dr Gerhard Verdoorn, South African hunter and conservationist.

Conserving the last lions

The king of the beasts may not survive the 21st century. Conflict with livestock owners in Africa, a growing demand in the Far East for large felid bones, shrinking habitat, poaching and unlawful hunting are all combining to narrow the odds for Panthera leo, one of the most revered animals on the planet, writes Dr Gerhard Verdoorn, South African hunter and conservationist.

South Africans caught smuggling Sable antelope

Three South Africans have been caught allegedly trying to smuggle Sable antelope into South Africa.

South Africans caught smuggling Sable antelope

Three South Africans have been caught allegedly trying to smuggle Sable antelope into South Africa.

New chairperson for Suidwes agriculture

Suidwes Landbou has elected Hansie Viljoen as chairperson of its board of directors.

New chairperson for Suidwes agriculture

Suidwes Landbou has elected Hansie Viljoen as chairperson of its board of directors.

A ‘semi-modern’ home in the Karoo

Greetings William, Thank you for the detailed layout of your new home to be built in the Karoo. While your room measurements included the outer and...

A ‘semi-modern’ home in the Karoo

Greetings William, Thank you for the detailed layout of your new home to be built in the Karoo. While your room measurements included the outer and...

Should I insure my horse?

Equine insurance policies now cover far more than just reimbursement of costs when a horse dies. Considering what can go wrong, it may well be worth paying for these options, says Dr Mac.

Should I insure my horse?

Equine insurance policies now cover far more than just reimbursement of costs when a horse dies. Considering what can go wrong, it may well be worth paying for these options, says Dr Mac.

Birdy’s top genealogy

The Birdy family is among the biggest money spinners in One-Day Loft competitions in South Africa and elsewhere, says Thomas Smit.

Why does Tshwane Market want to reinvent the wheel?

South Africa’s fresh produce commission markets have a number of unique features that set them apart from other markets around the world.

Why does Tshwane Market want to reinvent the wheel?

South Africa’s fresh produce commission markets have a number of unique features that set them apart from other markets around the world.
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