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Press Release

Free State Agriculture – Government on continued path to failure

February 12, 2021

The 2021 State of the Nation Address (SONA) was a disappointment for the agriculture sector. According to Free State Agriculture (FSA), South Africa, like a commercial farm, cannot achieve success…

Press Release

Free State Agriculture – We need policy certainty and good governance!

February 11, 2021

Free State Agriculture (FSA) views the coming State of the Nation Address (SONA) as an opportunity for government to realign its policy and objectives with what agriculture and the broader…

Press Release

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN SATI AND WESTERN CAPE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TO INCREASE EXPORTS TO CHINA

February 10, 2021

Over the past two weeks, Western Cape table grapes producers have been harvesting table grapes. These are to be marketed under the South African Table Grape Industry’s (SATI’s) China Market…

Press Release

TLU SA foresees increase in unemployment and food prices with higher national minimum wage for farmworkers

February 9, 2021

TLU SA is shocked and disappointed that the government will implement the National Minimum Wage for farmworkers from 1 March 2021. The mInister for Employment and Labour, Mr Thulas Nxesi…

SOYA BEANS

High rainfall and record planting bode well for soya bean season

February 9, 2021

One vital task in South Africa’s quest to improve its poultry industry is boosting soya bean production, a crucial ingredient in poultry feed. Evidence shows that roughly 50 to 70%…

Expropriation

Free State Agriculture: New comments vital to stop Expropriation Bill in current form

February 8, 2021

Members of the public must clearly understand the two legislative processes currently at play to try establish a principal that land could be expropriated for nil compensation; namely the Expropriation…

NEWS

Israeli start-up launches artificial pollination technology

February 7, 2021

Israeli agri-tech startup Edete Precision Technologies for Agriculture is due to begin commercial scale field trials of its artificial pollination technology in almond orchards covering dozens of hectares in the…

CITRUS

South Africa maintains its position as the second-largest exporter of fresh citrus in the world

February 4, 2021

South Africa maintains its position as the second-largest exporter of fresh citrus in the world, after record-breaking exports that delivered 146-million cartons of citrus in 2020. Citrus is incredibly important…

Expropriation Press Release

Free State Agriculture: Government sincerity must be questioned

January 29, 2021

Government’s land policy, as tool to increase individual land ownership in South Africa, cannot be taken seriously. This is the view of Free State Agriculture after the recent publication on…

Economy

The alcohol industry deserves justification for the continued ban – Salba

January 28, 2021

With the number of new Covid-19 cases declining over the past two weeks, South African Liquor Brandowners Association (Salba) has urged the government to be transparent about the justification for…

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