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Tag: Agricultural economist

Agricultural economist shares why his heart lies in agri research
AgriCareers

From gap year to thriving as an agricultural economist

by Octavia Avesca Spandiel
21st December 2023
Keep calm, South Africa! We have enough food
News

Keep calm, South Africa! We have enough food

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
12th June 2023
Free State CASP system: Why fix something that isn't broken?
News

Budget: Free State agri MEC tightens his belt

by Tiisetso Manoko
19th April 2023
Podcast: Must-know African swine fever facts
Farmer's Inside Track

Podcast: Knowledge is power for Hlakanyane

by Octavia Avesca Spandiel
24th February 2023
Agricultural blended finance brings optimism
Food for Thought

Agricultural blended finance brings optimism

by Meselane Molepo
28th November 2022
First-generation farmer: Maluta Netshaulu is an agricultural economist, banker, thought leader, husband and father. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Food for Thought

How to become a great first-generation farmer

by Maluta Netshaulu
7th November 2022
Xolisa was groomed to farm and help others
Farmers

Xolisa was groomed to farm and help others

by Vateka Halile
19th August 2022
In this edition we meet Conce Moraba and Karabo Mabuza, aka the AgriDuo. These two vibrant agricultural economists are making waves with their YouTube Channel, Food For Thought with Karabo and Conce. In this episode we get to chat to them about where it all started and how they hope to inspire not only the agricultural industry but everyone in Mzansi. Photo: Supplied/FoodForMzansi
Farmer's Inside Track

Podcast: Getting to know SA’s lively agri duo

by Vateka Halile
31st July 2022
SAPPA
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ICYMI: Pecan nut association needs new agri economist

by Lucinda Dordley
28th September 2021
food insecurity
Between the Headlines

Households ‘can fight their own food insecurity’

by Pamela Matyolo
15th July 2021
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No water, no farming: Broken pipes halt KZN women farmers
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This week’s agri events: 24 – 28 August

by Tiisetso Manoko
24th August 2026

In the coming weeks, Food For Mzansi will have a few exciting events to look forward to. This week, we...

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Cook once, eat twice: Smart kitchen habits for budget winter meals

23rd August 2026
Sibusiso Mabuza of Phahama Grain Phakama, Michael Brinkhuis of the Western Cape department of agriculture, and Falon Mars of Mars Rossouw Attorneys Inc. They are among the speakers at the dedicated emerging farmers programme at Nampo Cape on Thursday, 10 September. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

New-era farmers get dedicated programme at Nampo Cape

22nd August 2026
Rico survived seven years alone in the unforgiving Karoo before his remarkable 30.7kg fleece made him a wool industry legend. Today, his story is helping create opportunities for the next generation of agricultural leaders. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Rico the sheep is turning survival into a legacy

22nd August 2026

How AI and intelligence can shield African farms from El Niño

22nd August 2026

Closing SA’s gender gap in commercial farming success

New-era farmers get dedicated programme at Nampo Cape

How South Africa can stop relying on imported tomato paste

Smart energy puts Mzansi farms on a stronger footing

Beyond maize: Why neglected crops are SA’s climate-smart future

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