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Agriculture News

    Fuel price reprieve, a positive development as 2022/23 agriculture...

    By Paul Makube, Senior Agricultural Economist at FNB Agri-Business Following the upswing in fuel prices which reached a recording high during July 2022, the Department...

    Better coordination and collaboration can speed up the process...

    Better coordination and collaboration can speed up the process of resolving Botswana and Namibia's ban on South African vegetable exports. For this reason,...

    Con Court to consider government appeal of vital Supreme...

    Agri SA will be in the Constitutional Court Thursday, 25 August 2022, as the Court hears an application for leave to appeal on...

    Lifting of China’s ban on SA wool brings welcome...

    Agri SA and the National Wool Growers’ Association of South Africa (NWGA) are relieved to learn that the South African government has secured...

    Recent Q1 2022 GDP and Job Numbers confirm that...

    Compared to Q1 2021, recent Q1 2022 gross domestic product (GDP) and employment numbers confirm that Western Cape agriculture is pushing forward. StatsSA GDP...

    Agri SA partners with Motsepe Foundation to drive commercial...

    AGRI SA has launched of two pioneering projects in Limpopo and Mpumalanga to boost the sector’s transformation efforts. The projects are the culmination...

    Farming for the Future

    WOOLWORTHS is proud to have a range of indigenous plants, including fynbos and fruit trees, as part of its horticulture range. But rather...

    Agri on the rise?

    Comment from Mr Jacques Moolman, President of the Cape Chamber of Commerce & Industry. THE Chamber of Commerce welcomes news of an agricultural revival...

    Agriculture hits the headlines

    But does the rhetoric stand up to scrutiny? Editor’s comments in italics. THE past six weeks have seen a flurry of announcements regarding the future...

    Opinion Piece: Commercialising cannabis offers huge opportunities for employment...

    Cannabis use has long been a taboo in South Africa, but opinions are beginning to shift since it became legal for private use....

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