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Rhodes University alumnus’ biofertiliser helping to reduce production costs
Rhodes University BSc alumnus, Nkululeko Ngqinambi has produced a biofertiliser to help lower production costs for farmers who have been...
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Nissan SA blazes new trails as sponsor for the Spirit of Africa Challenge
Tune in to watch the excitement of the Nissan Spirit of Africa Trophy. Nissan South Africa has shifted up a...
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Government threatens SA’s exports – Agbiz
South Africa’s strong commercial ties with core regions in the world are put at stake by a questionable foreign policy...
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Sunflower’s surprising potential
South Africa’s sunflower industry has a bright future ahead of it if farmers begin to view it as a preferred...
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AfriForum and Saai contributes to city farmer’s success
AfriForum and Saai donated a hoe plow to the suburban farming enterprise Gung’s Boerdery to improve its productivity and efficiency.
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A passion for indigenous fruits led to a sustainable and healthy tea line
Dr Trust Pfukwa, Stellenbosch University (SU) Food Science PhD graduate, has taken his passion for creating innovative food and beverage...
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Livestock sector welcomes new freedoms for para-veterinary professionals
New regulations allowing South Africa’s para-veterinary professionals far greater operational independence, have been widely welcomed as a game-changer for the...
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Small farmers’ training receives a solar boost
A training institute for small farmers, Buhle Farmers’ Academy will soon be able to rely on solar power thanks to...
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Awards celebrate women’s contribution to agriculture
Applications have opened for this year’s Women in Ag Awards, which will be awarded at Agritechnica in Germany later this...
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Possible prospecting threatens agriculture in NW
Should Kerosam Investments’ application for prospecting on agricultural land east of Ventersdorp be successful, it could be disadvantageous for agriculture...
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Established in 2020, African Farming aims to support black commercial farming in South Africa by providing informative and inspiring content and creating communication and education channels to help farmers develop and grow. Its initiatives include African Farming information days and workshops, which empower farmers – whether new or experienced – to build profitable and sustainable farming enterprises.