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Mitsubishi’s limited edition double cab
The Mitsubishi Triton GLX offers everything bakkie owners will ever need from a work or leisure vehicle, says the manufacturer.
Safeguarding livestock from a potentially toxic plant
Dr Asive Luningo from the Department of Paraclinical Science at the University of Pretoria discusses the wild sunflower’s impact on livestock.
Study sheds light on global risk of heat stress to cattle
Research shows climate change may have a negative impact on cattle farming in some regions, says Jorisna Bonthuys. Farmers must do more to secure their herd’s welfare and their own bottom line.
Morriston Merino Stud Production Sale
The Morriston Merino Stud Production Sale was held on the farm Glenetive on 24 January on behalf of Pat and Anne Vorster.
Handover of harvesting machine a boost for Taung farmers
Since FarmSol, in partnership with South African Breweries, last year invested R8 million supporting 32 farmers in Taung, North West, towards the purchasing of mechanisation and implements, great progress has been made.
Hartebeesfontein Merino Stud Ram Production Sale
The Hartebeesfontein Merino Stud Ram Production Sale was held at the Letsatsi Game Lodge on 18 January on behalf of Izak, Andries and GB Nel.
ARC conference highlights innovative SA agricultural research
Opening the Agricultural Research Council (ARC) and the Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development’s (DALLRD) joint conference that was held recently at the ARC Roodeplaat, agriculture minister Thoko Didiza said that this event was celebrating and showcasing the innovative work of researchers at the ARC and government.
Remote, rugged and unforgettable
A fly-in safari experience transports guests into one of the last great remaining wilderness areas, says Brian Berkman.
First Beekeeping Association to launch in the Free State
An open day for the curious and professional. Join the Free State Beekeeping Association for an informative Bee Day.
Make each day in Mauritius magical with Sunlife
Fill your trip with memories to make it last a lifetime. At Sunlife, we’ve got something for everyone, from thrills to relaxation, culture to nature, gastronomy to golf. Our new ‘Come Alive Collection’ offers a series of experiences to radiate the magic of Mauritius.
Olea Dohne Merino Stud Production Sale
The Olea Dohne Merino Stud Production Sale was held on the farm Strydfontein on 18 January on behalf of Boet and Cecilia Steenkamp.
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Agrico helps SKS Boerdery overcome three major challenges
For the Steenkamp brothers at SKS Boerdery in Middelburg, Mpumalanga, dry fields, unpredictable power supply and even theft are constant struggles. When it came to finding an irrigation supplier to help them move from dryland production to irrigation, Polla Steenkamp wasn't about to settle for second best.
Research on puff adders reveals reptiles’ adjustment to climate change
Wits University PhD candidate Azraa Ebrahim tells Farmer’s Weekly of her research on puff adder thermal biology and space use, and dispels some of the fears that people have of these fascinating creatures.
The power of branding: from fields to shelves
Marketing and branding is critical to help make your product stand out, reports Cobus du Plessis.
Enter to win a Curver Petlife Cozy Pet Home!
Is your furry friend in need of a comfy bed? We are giving away a Curver Petlife Cozy Pet Home to one lucky pet owner.
Strong fence ideal for containing farm animals and game
A fence is a long-term investment, and the correct choice is crucial. Add to that strength, durability, a long life expectancy, ease of erection, and top quality.
Farm dog care: Achieving a healthier ‘pack structure’
Jarred Hodgson, a dog trainer, offers some good advice on how farmers can keep their best friends’ tails wagging while helping them to retain their position in the pack.
Terre Paisible: a harmonious blend of agriculture, sustainability and luxury
Wine connoisseur Cobus du Plessis finds a case study for sustainable agriculture at Terre Paisible, an estate producing fine wines, olive oil and lemons in the fertile Franschhoek Valley.
Boost profit by using available genetic resources
Dr Japie van der Westhuizen, general manager of SA Stud Book, describes how to make use of animal genetic resources to select for sustainable profit in beef cattle from a stud and commercial perspective.
A more holistic way of farming
In this article, Zunel van Eeden, a master’s student at North-West University, explains why integrated pest management provides short as well as long-term, sustainable benefits.
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