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Economy

Steady interest rates outcome still positive for agriculture in tough times

January 22, 2021

As widely expected, the South African Reserve Bank (Sarb) kept the repo rate steady at a record low of 3.5% in its first meeting of 2021. Although the inflation outlook…

Pome Fruit

SA pome fruit growers expect a good 2021 crop

January 21, 2021

The pome fruit harvest is underway with positive expectations for 2021. Last year saw a much better winter with enough rain in the majority of the production areas. Cooler weather…

Wine Estates

Wine export report shows market stability despite alcohol bans

January 21, 2021

According to the latest report by Wines of South Africa, the 2020 export volumes echo that of a challenging 2019, despite a five-week-long ban on exports and huge challenges at…

Potatoes

APPOINTMENT OF WILLIE JACOBS AS CEO OF POTATOES SA

January 21, 2021

Willie Jacobs took over the leadership of Potatoes SA (PSA) as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) after Dr André Jooste, who as part of his career planning, left the organisation after…

SOIL

Mutant roots reveal how we can grow crops in damaged soils

January 18, 2021

For years, conventional wisdom has held that roots don’t grow as deep in hard soil because it’s just too difficult for them to physically push through it. But our new…

Expropriation

Land reform: Importance of exploring, understanding various models to fast-track pace in 2021

January 18, 2021

The Vumelana Advisory Fund, a not-for-profit organisation that supports beneficiaries of the land reform programme to make land productive, believes the various models on how land reform can be administered…

Press Release

Free State floods: road infrastructure is crumbling

January 15, 2021

Free State Agriculture (FSA) has warned that the Free State province’s road infrastructure is in a dire state. FSA has directed an urgent letter to the Free State Department of…

Press Release

Tridge report looks at an eventful year for agri industry

January 12, 2021

A report by Tridge, a global sourcing hub concerned with cross-border trade, entailed the most significant events within the agri industry for 2020. It includes information on the impact of…

Press Release

Identity of quarantine nematode confirmed

January 12, 2021

Dr Antoinette Swart of the National Collection of Nematodes found two female nematodes and several juveniles of the genus Ditylenchus in a garlic sample submitted for analysis by the Department…

Press Release

New species of leafhopper associated with rooibos tea

January 11, 2021

Leafhoppers are sap-sucking insects capable of transmitting plant viruses and phytoplasmas. A recent taxonomic study of local leafhopper species was based on specimens curated by the South African Nursing Council…

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