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    From left: Asandile Rasmeni, NWGA wool production advisor for Region 25; Mncedisi Mandalaza, representative from the Upper Telle Shearing Shed; and Khanyo Moshoeshoe, representative from Zoetis. Photo: Fredalette Uys

    WATCH | Communal farmers beat 2 000 rivals to win top wool honour

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    Kutama Nicholas Huma and his father, Mashamaite Huma, of Makgabeng village outside Bochum, run an operation with Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats within a communal farming system characterised by limited land access, mountainous terrain, high tick burdens and harsh environmental conditions. Photo: Lebogang Mashala

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    From left: Asandile Rasmeni, NWGA wool production advisor for Region 25; Mncedisi Mandalaza, representative from the Upper Telle Shearing Shed; and Khanyo Moshoeshoe, representative from Zoetis. Photo: Fredalette Uys

    WATCH | Communal farmers beat 2 000 rivals to win top wool honour

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    Photo for illustrative purposes: Louw Pretorius

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    Kutama Nicholas Huma and his father, Mashamaite Huma, of Makgabeng village outside Bochum, run an operation with Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats within a communal farming system characterised by limited land access, mountainous terrain, high tick burdens and harsh environmental conditions. Photo: Lebogang Mashala

    Unlocking the potential of communal farming through Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats

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    New Fusion Meat programme promises to boost profits for South African red meat farmers

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    From left: Asandile Rasmeni, NWGA wool production advisor for Region 25; Mncedisi Mandalaza, representative from the Upper Telle Shearing Shed; and Khanyo Moshoeshoe, representative from Zoetis. Photo: Fredalette Uys

    WATCH | Communal farmers beat 2 000 rivals to win top wool honour

    Photo for illustrative purposes: Canva Images

    Vegetable demand is softening… will prices follow? | AMT Fresh Produce Outlook

    Layer chickens with Multilevel production line

    Local poultry industry proves its competitiveness – tariffs and production growth easing prices

    Wandile Sihlobo

    WATCH | Recent floods a major pain point for EC & WC farmers

    Prof. Bismark Tyobeka North-West University (NWU)

    A father, a farmer and South Africa’s energy future

    Kutama Nicholas Huma and his father, Mashamaite Huma, of Makgabeng village outside Bochum, run an operation with Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats within a communal farming system characterised by limited land access, mountainous terrain, high tick burdens and harsh environmental conditions. Photo: Lebogang Mashala

    Unlocking the potential of communal farming through Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats

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    From left: Asandile Rasmeni, NWGA wool production advisor for Region 25; Mncedisi Mandalaza, representative from the Upper Telle Shearing Shed; and Khanyo Moshoeshoe, representative from Zoetis. Photo: Fredalette Uys

    WATCH | Communal farmers beat 2 000 rivals to win top wool honour

    Layer chickens with Multilevel production line

    Local poultry industry proves its competitiveness – tariffs and production growth easing prices

    Photo for illustrative purposes: Louw Pretorius

    Ask the vet | Dehorning – what cattle farmers should know

    Kutama Nicholas Huma and his father, Mashamaite Huma, of Makgabeng village outside Bochum, run an operation with Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats within a communal farming system characterised by limited land access, mountainous terrain, high tick burdens and harsh environmental conditions. Photo: Lebogang Mashala

    Unlocking the potential of communal farming through Meatmaster sheep and Boer goats

    Clean kraals, effective parasite control, strategic vaccinations and seasonally appropriate nutrition are key to the productivity of any livestock enterprise. Photos: Lebogang Mashala

    Health and nutrition drive success for Limpopo’s Meatmaster and Boer goat farmers

    Photo for illustrative purposes: Erica Canepa/Bloomberg via Getty Images

    WATCH | Karan Beef resumes exports after more than a year

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    • Legumes
    • Vegetables
    Photo for illustrative purposes: Canva Images

    Vegetable demand is softening… will prices follow? | AMT Fresh Produce Outlook

    Photo for illustrative purposes: Canva images

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    Cucumber farmer Kobela Mokgohloa of Korema Farms in Gauteng. Photo: Canva and African Farming archives

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    Photo for illustrative purposes: Christoph Wagner/Getty Images

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    From our editor: FMD campaign reveals the livestock story we’ve been getting wrong for decades

    Photo for illustrative purposes: Canva

    Winter is here: How to protect your livestock in cold, wet conditions

    It was encouraging to see students actively engaging during our recent Mpumalanga Production and Money Matters for Farmers Information Workshop, proving that the next generation of agricultural leaders is eager to learn, grow and contribute to the sector. Photo: Maphuti Mongatane

    The future of farming starts with every drop of water – climate-smart solutions farmers can implement

    New research shows grape skins, pulp and seeds – byproducts of the winemaking process – could be added to broiler chicken feed to partially replace the use of antibiotics. Photo for illustrative purposes: Amelia Genis

    Grape waste could be ‘medicine’ for chickens

    Medical doctor and farmer Dr Nicholas Lesia. Photo: Supplied

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    Dr Dolce Motsepe of Brothers Farm Livestock and Crops. Photo: Maile Matsimela

    The goat farmer’s manual: How do I check the condition of my goats?

    Photo for illustrative purposes: Canva

    Winter is here: How to protect your livestock in cold, wet conditions

    It was encouraging to see students actively engaging during our recent Mpumalanga Production and Money Matters for Farmers Information Workshop, proving that the next generation of agricultural leaders is eager to learn, grow and contribute to the sector. Photo: Maphuti Mongatane

    The future of farming starts with every drop of water – climate-smart solutions farmers can implement

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    WATCH | Farmer’s diary: What cucumber farmer Kobela Mokgohloa is doing at the moment

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    Black-owned businesses, apply now for Agro-Processing Scale-Up Programme!

    André van Tonder from Pretoria demonstrated how the versatile Cortool tool is used to form wire clamps and fix broken fences.

    WATCH | DIY: Cortool for wire clamps and fencing solutions

    New Holland has tractors that are ideal for emerging and small-scale farmers. Photos: Supplied

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    The Argentine laboratory Biogénesis Bagó manufactures the Bioaftogen foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) vaccines. Photo: Supplied

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    New Fusion Meat programme promises to boost profits for South African red meat farmers

    Mike Bosch first tested the new product on his chicken farm before expanding its use to his feedlot. Here, Blessed Zhou treats eggs in an incubator with ADI. About 360 000 eggs are hatched on this farm annually. The mortality rate from day-old chicks to 18-week-old pullets is now below 4%. Photo: Charl van Rooyen

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    From left: Chris Phakathi, sales representative at Bayer; Ayanda Vana, Khula COO; Matthew Piper, chief product officer at Khula; Mildred Nadah Pita, head of public affairs, science and sustainability for Africa at Bayer; GP van den Berg, territory sales manager at Bayer; and Parusha Pillay, policy and social transformation manager at Bayer. Photo: Lebogang Mashala

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    The Bonsmara bull THE 220007 that fetched the highest price of R135 000 at the Theres production auction. Photo: Supplied

    All 88 cattle sold as female demand drives Theres Bonsmara auction

    The most expensive bulls and heifer at the Pioneer auction held on 1 May. Photos: Supplied

    Boran heifer tops R350 000 at sold-out Pioneer cattle auction

    The Brahman-bull that has been sold for a record of R800 000. From left: Sonja Schneider, Jefta Tjamuaha (farm manager of the buyer), Colin Venaani (buyer), Henno Badenhorst (auctioneer), Reimo Schneider (seller), Lourenzius Linus (handler) and Mecki Schneider (seller). Photo: Supplied

    Second highest price in the country! Namibian Brahman bull fetches R800 000

    The pride of GH Muller & Seun stands ready to dominate the ring as the most expensive ram at the auction. Photo: Salomé van den Berg

    R12 000 Boer goat leads strong results at GH Muller & Son’s seventh Frankfort auction

    From left: Elrin Davids, Roche Jongkind and Rossouw du Randt, all from House of Fibre, with the two bales of wool from Michau Nortjé and Jordi van Hasselt, each of which sold for a record price. Photo: Supplied

    Most beautiful mohair in 44 years – world record price broken three times

    It was encouraging to see students actively engaging during our recent Mpumalanga Production and Money Matters for Farmers Information Workshop, proving that the next generation of agricultural leaders is eager to learn, grow and contribute to the sector. Photo: Maphuti Mongatane

    The future of farming starts with every drop of water – climate-smart solutions farmers can implement

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Earth Harvest Gala 2025 is underway

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The programme has officially kicked off at Royal Bafokeng! Tumisang Njikeleni of Royal Bafokeng has warmly welcomed the African Farming team and all the farmers who honoured the invitation.

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Tumisang Njikeleni of Royal Bafokeng. Photo: Maphuti Mongatane

It’s a day of wisdom, celebration and inspiration where farmers, partners and visionaries unite to share stories that feed the nation.

We can’t wait to see what the rest of the day holds!

#EarthHarvestGala #AfricanFarming #RoyalBafokeng #FarmersLeadTheWay #WisdomFeast #AgricultureInAction

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