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Zero tariffs boost Tru-Cape’s apple exports to China, while India remains a concern Rivers of nappies: how a university project is cleaning up rural villages and shaping national policy SA throws away 10.3 million tonnes of edible food as millions go hungry Adapting to disruption Turning the tide against Macadamia Felted Coccid
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Zero tariffs boost Tru-Cape’s apple exports to China, while India remains a concern

November 9, 2026

Conrad Fick The removal of Chinese import tariffs on South African fruit is already delivering results for Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing, with the company’s apple exports to China increasing by almost…

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Rivers of nappies: how a university project is cleaning up rural villages and shaping national policy

October 28, 2026

In three rural villages in Limpopo and Mpumalanga provinces, mothers were hanging shopping bags of used disposable nappies from the trees. When they were full, the bags were carried to…

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SA throws away 10.3 million tonnes of edible food as millions go hungry

October 15, 2026

World Food Day – 16 October 2026 One in five South African households are uncertain where their next meal is coming from, with almost 3 million children regularly going to…

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Adapting to disruption

September 7, 2026

The rising cost of storms and what it means for South Africa farmers Recent severe weather events across South Africa have once again highlighted the agricultural sector’s growing exposure to…

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Turning the tide against Macadamia Felted Coccid

September 7, 2026

How SAMAC’s coordinated research programme is building sustainable long-term control Nearly ten years after Macadamia Felted Coccid (MFC) was first detected in South Africa, the industry has moved from uncertainty…

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Where trust matters

September 7, 2026

Women’s voices help build the agricultural sector Every year, Women’s Month reminds us of the power of women’s contributions, and this August was no exception, especially in agriculture. There, women…

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From Harvest to Opportunity: How Innovation, Wellness and Value-Added Processing Are Transforming South Africa’s Fresh Produce Industry

September 7, 2026

South Africa’s fresh produce industry is entering an increasingly dynamic period. Growers are navigating demanding export markets, changing consumer preferences, rising operating costs and growing pressure to use agricultural resources…

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Keeping Every Drop: Navigating the New Reality of Water Storage

September 7, 2026

Water is the lifeblood of South African farms. Damsak®’s modern technology has opened new ways to store your most precious resource more efficiently and safely than ever. One of the…

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Get growing this Spring with Grolite®

September 7, 2026

Spring signals the start of a new growing season, bringing warmer temperatures, longer days and renewed opportunities for growers to get the most from their crops. As growers prepare for…

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Growing more than vegetables

September 7, 2026

Two years of cultivating food, futures and female farmers Inside two horticultural tunnels in the heart of Reiger Park, east of Johannesburg, rows of spinach, cabbage, tomatoes, green peppers, chillies…

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