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In the heart of the Lichtenburg region in North West, farmer Botlhale Tshabalala is building more than a farming business – he is cultivating opportunity, resilience, and a vision for…
Women’s untapped potential in South Africa’s hemp value chain. Smallholder farming is a lifeline for millions of households in South Africa, with more than two million household farmers compared to…
Assessing the coming citrus season. As every year, with Easter behind us, the citrus packhouses across our country become busy as the season starts in earnest. This is also the…
The John Deere F8 self‑propelled forage harvester marks a significant step forward in silage harvesting technology. Introduced as part of John Deere’s next‑generation forage platform, the F8 Series was designed…
Who grows our food? This seemingly simple question is getting harder to answer in a world where our food crosses borders to get to our plate. As countries increasingly rely…
Family farming and farming succession. When the head of a farming household dies without a valid will, the consequences extend well beyond personal grief. The viability of the entire operation,…
How Africa’s largest freight platform is helping large-scale agri-input suppliers and major farming operations move with less cost and more certainty, even at the height of harvest. Linebooker is South…
Appreciation and a new competition from TLU SA. TLU SA wishes to express its deepest appreciation for the successful initiative Coast to Coast 4 Farmers, a groundbreaking project that brought…
New protocol set to boost citrus exports to China The Department of Agriculture (DoA) and the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa (CGA) welcomes the successful amendment of the plant…
Land reform’s future depends on sustainable partnerships, not on policy pronouncements and paternalism, writes Peter SetouWhile there has been progress in transferring land as part of the land reform programme…