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Entries for the South African Dairy Championships will open at the end of the month. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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This week’s agricultural events: 12-16 January 2026

by Tiisetso Manoko
12th January 2026
IN PICTURES: Judges laud SA's dairy products
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This week’s agri events: 07 – 10 April

by Tiisetso Manoko
7th April 2025
The team members at the launch of the newest line of affordable, protein-rich soy-based dairy alternatives. From the left: Khezwo Nematshema, Dr Brandon van Rooyen, Vuyelwa Nkoi and Dr Dolapo Adelabu. Photo: Supplied/UFS
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UFS lab creates affordable soy milk, fights food insecurity

by Ivor Price
26th June 2024
Ask Afrivet: Bird flu in dairy cows; should we be concerned?
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Ask Afrivet: Bird flu in dairy cows; should we be concerned?

by Dr Stefan Steyn
12th June 2024
Four ways tech is transforming dairy farming
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Four ways tech is transforming dairy farming

by Staff Reporter
1st June 2024
World Milk Day: Biosecurity tips for dairy farmers
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ICYMI: KZN dairy farmers struggle amid weather damage

by Staff Reporter
7th February 2024
Dairy experts look at what Mzansi's dairy industry looks like, and what the obstacles and opportunities are for Mzansi's farmers. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Farmer's Inside Track

Farmer 101: Healthy soil delivers quality milk

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
1st July 2023
Innovation and technology could pave the way to a brighter future, believes the Agricultural Research Council. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Dairy woes: ‘Bright future’ despite tough year

by Tiisetso Manoko
28th November 2022
The not-so-simple ABC’s of milk fat production
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The not-so-simple ABC’s of milk fat production

by Staff Reporter
3rd June 2022
Since bovine leukosis is a blood-borne disease, the virus spreads primarily by transferring blood or other body fluids with blood cells from infected animals to non-infected herdmates. This commonly happens as a result of the way we manage cattle. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Ask Afrivet: Overcoming bovine leukosis in dairy herds

by Staff Reporter
26th April 2022
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Land reform stalls, CSI offers a path forward – Setou
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Why the environment is the real boss of farming

by Ndeke Musee
1st March 2026

Farming that ignores the environment is farming without a future. South Africa’s food security depends on healthy soils, clean water,...

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Ten tips to establish grazing pasture and boost profits

Invasive mesquite plants threaten NC’s soil and livelihoods

28th February 2026
Sinovuyo Senior Club grows food, love, and care in Khayelitsha

Sinovuyo Senior Club grows food, love, and care in Khayelitsha

27th February 2026
Land reform: How the private sector can bridge the funding gap

Land reform: How the private sector can bridge the funding gap

27th February 2026
Stock theft, fighting FMD high on NW and WC priority list

Stock theft, fighting FMD high on NW and WC priority list

27th February 2026

Water infrastructure wins while extension officer hopes dry up

Sinovuyo Senior Club grows food, love, and care in Khayelitsha

Castor bean farming could be SA’s next big opportunity

Why the environment is the real boss of farming

This week’s agri events: 02 – 06 March

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