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The Maize Trust: Teboho Mongoato
Teboho Mongoato has been farming in the Matatiele area for 12 years. He farms with sheep, cattle, maize, sugar beans...
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Interest rates once again too high
The South African Reserve Bank once announced yet another 50 basis point increase in the country's interest rates this afternoon.
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OBP pulls up their socks following supply issues
The freeze-drying machine at Onderstepoort Biological Products (OBP) which broke down about two years ago, will be repaired by June....
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AGOA must be protected – Patel
South Africa’s relationship with America is important and active work is being done to protect South Africa's place within the...
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Farmers cannot carry the expropriation burden alone
Farmers of today cannot be held solely responsible for historical events, nor can they bear the burden of disproportionate expropriation...
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Kwanalu facilitates Umvoti rural entrepreneurs receiving R300k business kickstart
KwaZulu-Natal agri-business entrepreneurs from Greytown, Matimatolo, Msinga, Muden and Eshane, who completed the KZN Agricultural Union’s (Kwanalu) Women and Youth...
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Livestock theft pandemic in the Eastern Cape: More than 60 stolen livestock recovered
The Eastern Cape settlement of Katkop, between Mount Fletcher and Maclear, has been continuously plagued by cattle thieves for the...
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The Maize Trust: Andile Ndzunga
From being exposed to farming at a young age to studying agriculture, Andile Ndzunga was destined to be a farmer....
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These are the people who look after our water
Projects like charcoal-from-wattle and grazing management are helping to conserve our precious catchment areas and natural resources.
Read moreDetailsRift Valley fever: SA farmers vulnerable due to vaccine shortages
All livestock farmers have been left to their own mercy if Rift Valley fever should break out as Onderstepoort Biological...
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