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Agri Limpopo is raising the alarm as the Limpopo River faces serious pollution. This is considered a wake-up call for all farmers who depend on this lifeline. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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It’s a mess! Limpopo River spill sparks fear for farmers’ future

by Staff Reporter
28th July 2025
Workers sort and package premium-quality macadamia nuts, ensuring they meet global standards before export. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Macadamia prices soar: Stronger demand fuels 2025 harvest

by Ivor Price
18th March 2025
Ports paralysed: R98m daily loss sparks urgent calls for overhaul
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SA farmers navigate global supply chain disruptions

by Staff Reporter
22nd February 2025
Livestock excellence shines at ARC’s Beef Performers Awards
News

Tough year for SA beef, but industry looks to a brighter 2025

by Staff Reporter
5th February 2025
ICYMI: Sugar milling industry shows faith in vice-chair – again
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ICYMI: Sugar milling industry shows faith in vice-chair – again

by Cedric Mboyisa
31st August 2023
ICYMI: Understanding agriculture's latest figures
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ICYMI: Grasping SA’s agriculture gross value added

by Duncan Masiwa
8th June 2023
Farm workers' voting participation is critical to foster development
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2024 elections will make or break SA agriculture

by Tiisetso Manoko
29th May 2023
Agriculture, land reform and rural development minister Thoko Didiza was the opening key note speaker and addressed an audience of 300 at the inaugural Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba. Photos: Gabi du Plessis/Food For Mzansi
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Commercialisation: The next frontier for SA’s new farmers

by Elana van der Watt
15th September 2022
Agricultural students are finding solutions to some of agriculture's most complex problems. During a recent session with his students, Dr Qinisani Qwabe, lecturer at the University of Free State's department of sustainable food systems and development and founder of Ubuntu AgriRenaissance unpacked a number of issues concerning rural food producers. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Do all small-scale farmers want to operate commercially?

by Qinisani Qwabe
29th August 2022
Dr Obvious Mapiye, whose studies helped develop new livestock management software. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Dr Mapiye’s driven to help small-scale farmers commercialise

by Tiisetso Manoko
16th May 2022
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Aucamp outlines strategy for biosecurity, trade, and infrastructure

by Tiisetso Manoko
2nd September 2026

In an exclusive interview with Food For Mzansi, agriculture minister Willie Aucamp outlines his vision to accelerate the AAMP, tackle...

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Tobias Doyer, CEO of Grain SA. Photo: Supplied/Grain SA Facebook

Rising costs, climate risk push Swartland wheat farmers to the brink

2nd September 2026
Sick spuds: No need to panic as SA’s potatoes are banned in Zim

Potato turning point ahead as onions double in price year-on-year

1st September 2026
Early calf care: Key growth targets every cattle farmer must track

Early calf care: Key growth targets every cattle farmer must track

1st September 2026

How to align your farming cycles with long-term financial success

1st September 2026

This week’s agri events: 31 August – 03 September

Rising costs, climate risk push Swartland wheat farmers to the brink

Water rights alone won’t fix inequality in SA commercial farming

KZN farmer loses 90% of crop amid severe water shortages

How Tebogo beat post-harvest losses with smart agro-processing

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