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Tag: Aquaponics

This week’s agri events: 19 – 23 October
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This week’s agri events: 19 – 23 October

by Tiisetso Manoko
19th October 2026
The new nanobubble aquaponics pilot plant at De Grendel School of Skills, unveiled by the Technology Innovation Agency and Fine Bubble Technologies. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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This week’s agri events: 20 – 24 April

by Tiisetso Manoko
20th April 2026
Bovine leukosis describes lymphatic cancers of cattle. The most common form of this disease occurs in adult animals and is caused by bovine leukemia virus. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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This week’s agri events: 16 – 20 March

by Tiisetso Manoko
16th March 2026
Plant varieties for aquaponics systems are selected based on nutrient demand, growth rate, and market potential. Herbs, lettuces, tomatoes, peppers and chillies tend to do well in the system.
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This week’s agri events: 02 – 06 March

by Tiisetso Manoko
2nd March 2026
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Fish farming and aquaponics: Start your journey with expert tips

by Duncan Masiwa
26th June 2025
Plant varieties for aquaponics systems are selected based on nutrient demand, growth rate, and market potential. Herbs, lettuces, tomatoes, peppers and chillies tend to do well in the system.
Farmer's Inside Track

Aquaponics basics: Get your system thriving

by Patricia Tembo
29th April 2025
MJ is living the aquaponics dream – hook, line and lettuce
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MJ is living the aquaponics dream – hook, line and lettuce

by Patricia Tembo
31st March 2025
Gugulethu Mahlangu beams with pride as she celebrates House Harvest’s win in the Xero Beautiful Business Fund, earning R250 000 for her eco-friendly aquaponics farm. Photo: Supplied/Xero
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Gugulethu wins R250k for sustainable aquaponics farm

by Ivor Price
20th November 2024
The new nanobubble aquaponics pilot plant at De Grendel School of Skills, unveiled by the Technology Innovation Agency and Fine Bubble Technologies. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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De Grendel School unveils nanobubble aquaponics pilot plant

by Staff Reporter
17th September 2024
Luvo Gugwana’s Green-Arch Innovations is making a difference in townships by bringing sustainable aquaponics systems that empower local communities. Photo: Supplied/Red Bull
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Luvo gets township communities hooked on aquaponics

by Patricia Tembo
29th July 2024
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Stop the rot: Four steps to slash post-harvest losses

by Abeeb Omotoso Abiodun Omotayo Adeyemi Aremu and Olaniyi Fawole
18th October 2026

Did you know nearly a third of all food produced globally never makes it to the table? Poor roads, lack...

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A standing ovation for agriculture’s incredible talent! The Agri’s Got Talent 2026 top three celebrate their achievements: winner Honey Katoo of Endulini Fruit in Patensie, alongside runner-up Clareece Vlotman of Wolfpack in Wolseley and finalist Lwandile Nantsi of Laastedrift in Ceres. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Patensie claims Agri’s Got Talent crown for second year running

17th October 2026
The panellists at FNB Business’s “Farming together” discussion at the Royal Show explored how market access, mentorship, financial discipline and strong commercial relationships can help farmers build sustainable businesses. Featured from the left are Bertram July (FNB’s distribution sales lead), commercial farmer Shakes Shabalala; Sandy Gumede (co-founder of Zulu Girl Wines), and Janis Robson (FNB’s head of development and SME business development). Photo: Food For Mzansi

FNB puts relationships at the heart of commercial farming

17th October 2026
Agri Skills Transfer students gain hands-on experience at the institution’s Cullinan Farm Training Centre, where agricultural theory meets the realities of commercial production. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Build your future in agriculture with Agri Skills Transfer

17th October 2026
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17th October 2026

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