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    Numerous women from the Women on Farms Project marched on Philagro, a company in Somerset West that distributes agricultural chemicals. Photo: Facebook/Women on Farms Project

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    A new veterinary science programme planned at the University of the Free State (UFS) will also use the university’s Paradise Experimental Farm, which houses advanced agricultural infrastructure and established production animal herds. Photo: Vida Booyen

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    Photo for illustrative purposes: Louw Pretorius

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    Sunflowers in Sclerotinia’s grip

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maar die prys het weer teruggesak tot R25/10 kg toe die volumes 
op die mark herstel het.

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22 May | Vox Weather Forecast

21 May 2025
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May 22 22 May | Vox Weather Forecast

Here’s a summary of the weather forecast for 22 May.

🥶 A freezing cold morning behind the cold front across the interior with fog and frost expected in places. 🌦️ Only light rain possible along the East Coast and by evening near the eastern escarpment in Limpopo and Mpumalanga.

☀️ Mostly sunny over the central interior, but it stays cold throughout the day.

⚠️IMPACT-BASED WARNINGS issued by SAWS ⚠️

🟡Yellow Level 2: Damaging waves resulting in difficulty in navigation at sea, localised disruption of harbours/ports and localised disruptions to beachfront activities are expected between Cape Agulhas and Kosi Bay.

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