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On a recent visit to the US, ruminant nutritionist Galit Macpesh videoed a Jersey cow trying to get the farm cat to play with...

On a recent visit to Argentina, Farmer’s Weekly journalist, Lloyd Phillips spoke to Miguel Pertino of La Trinidad Aberdeen Angus Stud about his family’s 30-year-old wooden cattle handling facility Miguel’s father built.

Hendrik Jordaan of Laurik International speaks to Dr Ricardo Luis José Piccinali, acting head of Argentina's National Institute of Agricultural Technology's experimental station at...

On a recent visit to ZZ2's farm in the Mooketsi Valley. Nan Smith had an interesting conversation with Victor, a Pinzgauer bull.

Nto Mduli, Grain SA's Subsistence Farmer of the Year for 2013 recently had the privilege of receiving a mini hammer mill donated by Monsanto...

Miguel Pertino, owner of La Trinidad Aberdeen Angus Stud in Argentina’s Buenos Aires Province, explains the mechanics of feeding cattle directly from a 65m long silage bag with 3 000kg/m. Eating is controlled by an electric fence. With a 70% fibre content, Miguel says he has not had any acidosis problems in 10 years.

Tepsy Ntseoane, Grain farmer from Kaalfontein is a recipient of the Maize triangle revitalization flagship project. She discusses the benefits of BT-Maize. Ntseoane said...

Crop and livestock farmer, Cobus van Coller won the open category of the farmer-patent competition at Nampo this year and received a special prize...

Roman Crookes, General Manager of the Medupi Power Station Project, spoke to Farmer's Weekly about how the station is benefiting the broader community of...

What would you classify as a good pig for processing purposes? Ambleside Meats' abbattoir owner, Lance Huffingham gives FW more insight. Read more about...

Nan Smith talks to outgoing Dutch ambassador, André Haspels about the future of agriculture in SA. Haspels said that agriculture is an important sector...

Regional Ploughing Competitions are now held all over South Africa. The first two places at each event qualify to compete at the National Championships at Grain SA's NAMPO Harvest Day. The winner at NAMPO will become the new South African Ploughing Champion and will have the chance to compete at next year's World Ploughing Competition.