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From our editor: When municipalities fail, farmers pay the price
The IMASA victory over the City of Matlosana is about more than a court case. It exposes the consequences of...
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From Maile’s desk: The best farmers build better systems – then production takes care of itself
After visiting farms across South Africa, Maile Matsimela argues that the most successful farmers – whether in cattle, poultry, grain...
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The forgotten cost of food production in South Africa
Consumers feel inflation at the checkout counter, but for farmers it begins long before food reaches the supermarket shelf. Behind...
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Elevate Her | The power of passing the key
There is something powerful about a woman who chooses to open a door instead of guarding it. In her latest...
Read moreDetailsFrom our editor: Winter’s silent war on South African farmers
Winter brings more than frost to South Africa's farming communities. Deliberate veld fires are consuming thousands of hectares of grazing...
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Borders and jobs: What the ‘March and March’ debate means for SA’s agricultural labour force
The “March and March” protests on 30 June 2026 reignited a familiar debate: are undocumented foreign nationals taking jobs that...
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WATCH | Citrus industry excellence supporting broader economic growth
South Africa is now the world’s leading exporter of citrus – but this success didn’t happen overnight. In this episode...
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Elevate Her | The stage means nothing if no one rises!
True empowerment often happens in the quiet, everyday moments – not just during Women’s Month. In her latest “Elevate Her”...
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Trade in transition: financing, competitiveness and the future of SA agriculture
South African agricultural exports have grown from under $2 billion in 2000 to more than $15 billion in 2025 – but in...
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From Maile’s desk: Political musical chairs continue, but farmers’ needs remain the same
Cabinet reshuffles are part of the normal rhythm of government. But for farmers, very little changes when a new name...
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