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The freeze-drying machine at Onderstepoort Biological Products (OBP) which broke down about two years ago, will be repaired by June.

The South African Reserve Bank once announced yet another 50 basis point increase in the country’s interest rates this afternoon.

A strong cold front could cause rain across the winter rain region from tomorrow, while also bringing cold and wet

South Africa’s relationship with America is important and active work is being done to protect South Africa’s place within the

Farmers of today cannot be held solely responsible for historical events, nor can they bear the burden of disproportionate expropriation

KwaZulu-Natal agri-business entrepreneurs from Greytown, Matimatolo, Msinga, Muden and Eshane, who completed the KZN Agricultural Union’s (Kwanalu) Women and Youth

The Eastern Cape settlement of Katkop, between Mount Fletcher and Maclear, has been continuously plagued by cattle thieves for the

Projects like charcoal-from-wattle and grazing management are helping to conserve our precious catchment areas and natural resources.

All livestock farmers have been left to their own mercy if Rift Valley fever should break out as Onderstepoort Biological

Organisers and hosts of the already much-anticipated 2023 Royal Show are determined that this year’s event, which will be the

Twenty Akkedisberg vineyard workers recently launched their first wine, Southern Treasure Pinotage 2021, at the Raka wine estate.

A new composite building material comprised of invasive Port Jackson trees and recycled plastic waste can not only help alleviate

In line with its strategic intent to be a digitally-powered business that is committed to transformation, Absa Bank has acquired

John Deere is showcasing some of its simplest to its most advanced products at the 2023 Nampo Harvest Day exhibition,

Rhodes University BSc alumnus, Nkululeko Ngqinambi has produced a biofertiliser to help lower production costs for farmers who have been

South Africa’s strong commercial ties with core regions in the world are put at stake by a questionable foreign policy

South Africa’s sunflower industry has a bright future ahead of it if farmers begin to view it as a preferred

AfriForum and Saai donated a hoe plow to the suburban farming enterprise Gung’s Boerdery to improve its productivity and efficiency.