The fourth mohair sale of the summer season saw 197 832 kg of fibre on the floor, of which 99% was sold....
Read moreDetailsThe Afrino is one of South Africa’s youngest locally developed sheep breeds. Although it has not made the same impact...
Read moreDetailsBurrowing animals like porcupines, diggers like jackals, and small antelope such as steenbok can create ongoing problems by forcing their...
Read moreDetailsFarming must become more resilient, not only for the economic survival of farmers and the well-being of rural communities, but...
Read moreDetailsGoats are versatile livestock that can thrive in South Africa’s diverse climates. Most people prefer them over cattle due to...
Read moreDetailsThis may sound obvious, but rain and the state of the pasture are two of the most important factors when...
Read moreDetailsThose that keep a large flock of laying hens cannot afford to have too many non-productive hens around as it...
Read moreDetailsAngora goats are true dual-purpose animals, valued for both mohair and meat. Mohair, a scarce and luxurious fibre, continues to...
Read moreDetailsAngora goats are true dual-purpose animals, valued for both mohair and meat. Mohair, a scarce and luxurious fibre, continues to...
Read moreDetailsIn the battle against Covid-19, vaccination against disease has received a further boost globally as a cornerstone of preventative healthcare....
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