South Africa can once again be declared a foot-and-mouth-free zone, provided all stakeholders play their part.
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Read moreDetailsSupplementary feeding is more important during certain seasons because, during different times of the year, the farmer will experience either...
Read moreDetails24 August 2023 In this week’s episode of African Farming (Honey, channel 173, Tuesdays at 17:00) the viewers meet 2023...
Read moreDetailsUsing intensive pasture can threaten production by leading to metabolic imbalances and disease in pastoral animals.
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