Farming emakhaya | Improving village chicken production: Valuable lessons from KZN
Village chickens are more than just farmyard animals – they’re vital lifelines for rural households across South Africa.
Day: 14 May 2025
Emerging farmers graduate at Nampo 2025
The Standard Bank AgriBusiness Transformation Graduation Ceremony took centre stage at Nampo Harvest Day 2025, celebrating emerging farmers and agri-entrepreneurs ...
Farmers started Nampo on a high note with insightful Food & Finance Breakfast
The 2025 Nampo festivities began with sharp insights and hearty bites as African Farming’s sister publication, Landbouweekblad, in partnership with ...
Severe weather causes Sclerotinia to flare up again
Like love triangles, disease triangles in agriculture never end well. This season’s unusually volatile weather, with the arrival of higher ...
SARS to farmers – ‘Pay R1 mil. or your R5 mil. imported tracks stay bonded’
Two Eastern Free State farmers are already losing big money because wet and muddy conditions prevent their wheeled harvesters from ...
FARMER’S PLAN | Brothers harvest soybeans with bush cutters
Due to the soaked soil, the brothers could not access the soybean lands with a combine harvester and had to ...
Daybreak Foods: Neglect of almost 600 000 more chickens exposed
Daybreak Foods and the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) are due to appear in the Johannesburg High Court on 13 May ...
Brazil hopes for international FMD-free status and genetic exports to SA
Towards end May, Brazil will petition the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH) to be globally recognised as being foot-and-mouth ...
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