Agriculture
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Goudgeel kanolalande, oral waar ‘n mens kyk
Volgens ‘n landbouprodusent is daar meer kopers wat tot die mark toetree asook ‘n groeiende vraag na kanola.
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South African citrus exports to India receive a boost
New fruit fly treatment options approved for South African citrus entering India after nearly a decade of negotiations between authorities.
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Geskiedenis is gemaak met eerste Kaapstad-Jongwynskou
In ‘n geskiedkundige eerste Kaapstad-Jongwynskou is Groot Phesantekraal verlede Vrydagaand as die kampioen in dié wynstreek aangewys.
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Nampo Kaap se vroueprogram bied vanjaar meer ruimte
Nampo Kaap wat in September in Bredasdorp plaasvind bied ‘n vroueprogram met die tema “Waar boere, kos en gemeenskap saam groei” aan.
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Your land, your water, your food: government’s new nature plan could hit closer than you think
South Africa’s draft 10-year biodiversity plan could affect farming, fishing, land use, GMOs, waste management and traditional knowledge.
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This South African river has a bacteria count off the charts: a natural filter is cleaning it for watering food gardens
Researchers in Franschhoek are using natural filtration systems to turn heavily polluted river water into a safe resource without chemicals.
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Foot-and-mouth disease cases in Free State rise to 739
Foot-and-mouth disease cases in the Free State have climbed to 739, with the provincial agriculture department warning livestock owners that failure to report suspected infections and poor biosecurity could fuel further spread.
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Groot Phesantekraal is nasionale wenner in 2026 SA Terroir-toekennings
Groot Phesantekraal se 2024 Groot Phesantekraal Pinotage is as een van die 38 nasionale wenners van die 21ste jaarlikse SA Terroir-wyntoekennings aangewys.
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Western Cape must build smarter after floods, warn construction experts
Recent floods exposed infrastructure gaps in the Western Cape, prompting construction industry experts to call for smarter building and climate-resilient planning to prepare for future extreme weather.
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Farmers urged to protect livestock as snow hits Free State
Farmers across the Free State have been urged to take extra precautions to protect livestock, crops and farm infrastructure as snowfall and freezing temperatures continue to affect parts of the province.
