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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 Where trust matters
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Controlling a challenging environment

September 7, 2026

Climate resilience starts inside South Africa’s food factories Anew University of Pretoria study has warned that climate pressure on South Africa’s food system extends beyond the farm gate. Agri-processing businesses…

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Lamb Champs goes international

September 7, 2026

South Africa vs Namibia Invitational to be held at Pretoria Farmers Dinner AMB CHAMPS ANNOUNCES SOUTH AFRICA VS NAMIBIA INVITATIONAL AT PRETORIA FARMERS’ DINNER In Pretoria, on 24 July 2026,…

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Ocean bounty for maize, beans and peanuts

September 7, 2026

Using seaweed biostimulants to support crops from establishment through the season The first weeks after planting can set the ceiling for the harvest. South African field trials in maize, soybeans,…

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NJR Steel has three branches serving the Western Cape and surrounding agricultural regions

September 7, 2026

Farming has never been an industry where standing still is an option. From fencing and livestock management to storage, equipment protection and new farm infrastructure, farmers need solutions that are…

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Beskerm Varsheid en Waarde: Hoe Hermetiese Verpakking Suid-Afrika se Landbou-uitvoer Transformeer

September 7, 2026

Suid-Afrikaanse landbou-uitvoerders, kommersiële boere en pakhuisbestuurders staar voortdurend strawwe uitdagings in die gesig tydens seevervoer na internasionale markte. Lang transitotye oor die ewenaar, uiterste temperatuurskommelings binne skeepshouers, hoë lugvogtigheid en…

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Getting smart about water

September 7, 2026

Securing South Africa’s agricultural future through water-wise practices As the CEO of the Water Research Commission, I have the privilege and the sobering responsibility of standing at the forefront of…

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10% Logistics Saving. 99%+ Truck Availability. When the season peaks.

September 7, 2026

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…

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New input into energy management

September 7, 2026

Why battery storage is becoming an essential investment for modern farming South Africa’s agricultural sector is changing the way it thinks about energy. While loadshedding originally drove investment in backup…

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From Field to Market:Where Performance Is Proven

September 7, 2026

Enza Zaden’s Pumpkin and Iceberg Lettuce Field Days demonstrate how direct customer engagement, market insight and post-harvest research translate crop performance into stronger partnerships and commercial value across the fresh…

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Keeping Harvests Moving: Why Reliable Drive Technology Matters More Than Ever

September 7, 2026

For South African farmers and agricultural processors, harvest season represents the culmination of months of planning, investment and hard work. It is also the period when equipment reliability becomes most…

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