Remember those passwords – the easy way!
Password managers save time and protect you from identity theft.
Tools don’t make the farmer
I’ll never forget the first time I got on a tractor. I must have been about two years old at the time. I remember sitting on my grandfather’s lap as he turned on the ignition.
SA’s looming water crisis: why we should be concerned
The recent round of load shedding has once again put Eskom’s lack of capacity and crumbling infrastructure in the spotlight.
Open Sesame: towards secure passwords
‘Password’ and ‘12345’ are not clever passwords and must be avoided.
The power of hope
Sometimes I wish never to see another newspaper in my life. Reports of suffering, cruelty, corruption and ineptitude paint a picture of a country that has gone to the dogs. Is that really all we are about?
The value of lobbying
I cannot believe that we have apparently learned nothing about how to handle xenophobic attacks since the 2008 uprisings.
Farming app: TractorPal
Keeping track of your farm equipment has just become much easier,
Usurpers – old and new
I have never been a fan of Cecil John Rhodes. My opinion, shaped by history teachers, is most certainly biased.
Setting up and marketing your B&B
Online help is available for those thinking of establishing their own guesthouses.
Building a better B&B on the farm
A good location and a sound marketing strategy will give you the edge.
Playing chicken with the US
Come September, 62 000 workers might have to do without a favourite protein source – chicken – when they lose their jobs due to SA being excluded from the duty-free benefits under the US African Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa).
Getting the most out of YouTube
There’s more to this hugely popular website than videos of cute cats.
