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How to Business

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

Constructing a borehole, a step-by-step guide

Constructing a borehole, a step-by-step guide

A borehole is an expensive investment. Good construction is therefore crucial. Here are some helpful tips from earth science and groundwater consultants, Umvoto Africa.

Small-scale farmers – preparing for unity

Small-scale farmers have a role to play in the modern economy, but they must first get their act together.

The grazing question

Choosing an appropriate veld management system for your farm can be tricky and expensive. Roelof Bezuidenhout provides some tips.
Getting more mileage out of old tyres

Getting more mileage out of old tyres

Old tyres have a multitude of uses on a farm, says Roelof Bezuidenhout.
The challenges of being a farm manager

The challenges of being a farm manager

Being a farm manager is a demanding job. Roelof Bezuidenhout provides helpful tips on how to succeed.

Farm workers – choosing the best person

Farmers who don’t put much effort into interviewing prospective new employees are looking for trouble, warns Roelof Bezuidenhout.

Save to minimise risk

Money in the bank could help you through troubled times.
Farm mapping 2 How a mapping can benefit your farm

Farm mapping 2 – How a mapping can benefit your farm

Ecologist and farm planner Ben Breedlove takes Roelof Bezuidenhout through the final steps in this process, which can boost your profits.

Farm mapping (1)

It can be both rewarding and fun to draw a picture of what your enterprise looks like now and what it could look like once you have made some well-planned changes. Ecologist and farm planner Ben Breedlove told Roelof Bezuidenhout how to go about it.

Carving up your farm

Thinking of subdividing? Beware! You could run into serious legal problems.

The importance of sustainability

Reduce, recycle, re-use, replace, redesign… and re-think!
vegetable-patch

How to keep a correct records system

Our vegetable expert Bill Kerr describes a quick, practical way of recording those ‘little things’ that so often can become big problems if forgotten.
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