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Farmers fed up as bad roads slow down agriculture

by Tiisetso Manoko
9th October 2024
A new livestock identification and traceability system (LITS) will soon be used to trace animals and animal products from farm to fork. Photo: Trond Larsen/conservation.org
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ICYMI: FSA launches livestock traceability and safety system

by Staff Reporter
13th March 2024
Five ways to protect farmworkers from the heat
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Training and collaboration crucial for programmes like Pesi

by Tiisetso Manoko
5th March 2024
Potholes are starting to take up the whole lane in some Free State roads. Photo: Friedl von Maltitz
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ICYMI: Transport month nothing to celebrate, say FS farmers

by Duncan Masiwa
19th November 2021
Truck drivers have started a protest on the N3 highway near Harrismith. The protest has been causing extensive traffic backlogs between Montrose and Harrismith, as well as delays northbound towards Gauteng at Tugela Plaza. Photo: Supplied/ Jack Armour
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Truck driver protests threaten planting, exports

by Sinesipho Tom
27th October 2021
Land expropriation: Agri SA warns that today’s farmers cannot be solely held responsible for apartheid land injustices. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Land expropriation: ‘Why would govt ruin agriculture?’

by Sinesipho Tom
25th March 2021
Although recent rains have been great for livestock farmers, many others, including broader communities, are facing severe damage. Photo: @vslandbou/Twitter
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Flood-hit provinces fear major job losses, crop damage

by Sinesipho Tom
9th February 2021
The newly proposed Expropriation Bill must be challenged, warns Free State Agriculture. Image: Supplied
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‘Expropriation bill violates your property rights too’

by Sinesipho Tom
12th December 2020
People from across the country have been requested to urgently report the visibility of locusts infamous for voraciously feeding on agricultural crops, trees and other plants. Experts warn these locusts can potentially devastate crops and grasses grown for both people and livestock. Photo: Supplied
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Locust outbreak threatens farmers in at least 3 provinces

by Sinesipho Tom
3rd December 2020
The municipality of Stellenbosch in the Western Cape is expected to be the first to leave the national grid. Photo: SuppliedFood For Mzansi
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Is Eskom now in the farming business?

by Noluthando Ngcakani
16th September 2020
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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

There is a lot happening in the final months of 2026! Get all the information on the Villiersdorp Show, livestock...

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Stop the rot: Four steps to slash post-harvest losses

18th October 2026
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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Build your future in agriculture with Agri Skills Transfer

Fixing SA’s agricultural visa system to protect seasonal harvests

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