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A nationwide supply shortage have resulted in less tomatoes seen on market shelves. Experts expect the price of tomatoes to show an upward trend in the months ahead. Supplied/ZZ2
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Expect higher-priced tomatoes in near future

by Octavia Avesca Spandiel
18th January 2023
Participants in the Atlantis Special Economic Zone Food Security Programme with the Minister of Finance and Economic Opportunities in the Western Cape. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
It Takes a Village

Byron takes agriculture to Atlantis community

by Duncan Masiwa
29th May 2022
Farmers and agri leaders reflect on what Freedom Day means, 28 years after Mzansi's first democratic elections. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Freedom Day: Black farmers still fighting for a dream

by Zolani Sinxo
27th April 2022
Pests, weather conditions, fuel prices and shortfalls in production are pushing up tomato prices in South Africa. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Tomato pest now doing damage across the country

by Zolani Sinxo
14th February 2022
Booysens Tunnel Farming hydroponics
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Hydroponics: Here’s what you need to know

by Dona Van Eeden
9th March 2021
“Nobody is taking ownership for the environment or pollution. There is no government prevention happening,” says hydroponics farmer Byron Booysen. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Pollution: A farmer’s desperate cry as waste swallows his land

by Dona Van Eeden
7th February 2021
Years of backbreaking work by hydroponic farmer, Byron Booysen, currently hangs in the balance due to unlawful land occupations in Kraaifontein in the Western Cape. Photo: Supplied.
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Land grabs: Small-scale farmer’s future on the line

by Duncan Masiwa
28th August 2020
Booysen’s Tunnel Farming Managing Director, Byron Booysen (29) farms with farms with cocktail and beef tomatoes in Kraaifontein, Cape Town.
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Top tips to help farmers ace CASP funding application

by Kyran Blaauw
17th July 2020
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‘The future is in the hands of the youth in agriculture,’ says minister

by Noluthando Ngcakani
16th June 2020
Booysen’s Tunnel Farming Managing Director, Byron Booysen (29) farms with farms with cocktail and beef tomatoes in Kraaifontein, Cape Town.
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