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Million-kilometre Hino truck starts new phase with Midlands grocer

With regular servicing and maintenance, this trouble-free Hino 15-258 500 Series truck is set to keep going strong for many more kilometres to come.

Advice for aspiring farmers

Louis Steyl, CEO of Bonsmara SA, offers some advice to prospective farmers about how to go about setting up a cattle farm for future success, and stresses the importance of establishing a solid foundation.

Charting a course for your Overseas Move

As Southern Africa’s largest independent removal company, Biddulphs International has dedicated four generations of experience and expertise to moving prized possessions and households all over the world for over 95 years. Every move is handle with care, pride, and the utmost professionalism.

Focus on global food security at a major conference hosted by Joburg

The World Union of Wholesale Markets Conference 2025 will bring together industry leaders to explore innovative solutions, policies, and technological advancements that can transform food distribution networks and enhance sustainability.

Going to Nampo? Read this first

If this year marks your first agricultural pilgrimage to Nampo Harvest Day, read the following tips to ensure that you have an enjoyable experience.

Tuna fishing under pressure as global demand increases

The rising global demand for tuna has placed it under significant threat of overfishing. World Tuna Day, 2 May, was established by the United Nations (UN) to highlight the importance of responsible and sustainable tuna fishing.

R650 000 Limousin heifer sold at Leading Lady Auction

The Limousin Breed’s 50th Anniversary Leading Lady Auction was held during the Bloem Show at the Bloemfontein Showgrounds on 30 April. The leading lady auction is a female animal-only sale.

Kynoplus Pro helps your crops absorb more nitrogen

Nitrogen is a vital nutrient in grain production, directly influencing both yield and overall plant health. This article takes a closer look at nitrogen use efficiency - what it is, the factors that affect it, how it can be managed more effectively, and the advantages a product like Kynoplus Pro can offer.

Protecting farmworkers from hazards in the field

On Workers' Day, 1 May 2025, Linda Piegl takes a look at how farmers and farmworkers can protect themselves while working in one of the most hazardous industries in the world.

Courses in rice milling and optical sorting for Africa

The Bühler Grain Processing Innovation Center (GPIC) in Kano, Nigeria, is offering beginner-friendly and advanced courses aimed at individuals and companies across Africa looking to improve their proficiency in rice milling and optical sorting.

KZN smallholder farmer programme aims to empower 100 farmers

The Jozini Smallholder Farmer Programme aims to empower 100 smallholder farmers in the production of herbs and spices.

How lubricants are classified for performance and application needs

Lubricants are essential for reducing friction, wear, and corrosion between moving parts of machinery and equipment.

Breaking down the principles of regenerative farming

Jean Hugo, a post-graduate student at the Tshwane University of Technology, and Leon Hugo, author on environmental matters and former professor of geography at the University of Pretoria, write about the importance of regenerative agriculture for small-scale farmers, and the challenges related to making the shift.