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Farmer’s Weekly brings you the latest updates news and tips on how to turn your farming business into a success.

Development and price of a farm

The level of a farm’s development will have a significant influence on its open market value.

Consider climatic factors when purchasing land

When purchasing land for farming purposes, climatic factors such as hail and wind must be considered.
Putting your farm up for sale

Putting your farm up for sale

Deciding to sell the ol’ homestead is a tough call, says Roelof Bezuidenhout.
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Buying agricultural land – know your market

Buying a farm in South Africa calls for careful consideration and in-depth investigation. The purchase of high-potential agricultural land is a costly affair which should be approached with sound knowledge of the market.

Buying a farm? Consider value, price & location

Director at TG Kruger Real Estate, Rumpff Krüger, advises us what to consider when buying a farm.
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Farmer behaviour, what type of farmer are you?

Knowing what type of farmer you are, which has nothing to do with what you produce – could mean the difference between success and failure.
Easy, affordable ways to cut on-farm electricity costs

Easy, affordable ways to cut on-farm electricity costs

There are a number of simple, relatively inexpensive changes farmers can implement to decrease their electricity usage. Prof Alan Brent of the Centre for Renewable and Sustainable Energy Studies at Stellenbosch University talked to Glenneis Kriel about these.
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How to become a successful poultry farmer

The road to becoming a successful poultry farmer is littered with obstacles, but it is possible.

Do you want to be a vet?

It’s very difficult to enter this field of study, but it can be extremely rewarding, says Prof Cheryl McCrindle.

Borehole cost: are you being ripped off?

Hydrogeologist Dale Barrow provides some tips to help you understand the price you are quoted when analysing borehole cost.

Taking the eina out of EIAs

In addition to proper plans, building may require an environmental impact assessment, says Roelof Bezuidenhout.

Yes, you do need building plans

Building is expensive, so it pays to spend a bit more to get proper plans approved.
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