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Agripreneur 101: This scientist knows hair and skincare

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Officials and beneficiaries alike celebrated the milestone during the Vrede Dairy Farm project handover recently. Free State Premier Sisi Ntombela officiated the handover to Ephraim Dhlamini, chairperson of the Vrede Integrated Farming Trust. Photos: Supplied/Free State Provincial Government

Important lessons to learn from Estina dairy saga

24th Jan 2022

Katlego Kgopotse, the Gauteng youth leader of the African Farmers’ Association of South Africa (Afasa). Photo: YouTube

‘Young black farmers have an appetite to work the land’

24th Jan 2022

Agriculture has undergone a startling metamorphosis from the "all-day-in-the-fields" sector it had once been into one that now invites everyone from backyard growers to highly skilled technicians. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Yes, there is life after school. Find it in agriculture!

24th Jan 2022

ICYMI: Plan for another bad year at the ports, warns citrus boss

24th Jan 2022

This week's #GatherToGrow features five livestock farming experts who unpack livestock farming and what to farm where. Photos: Supplied/Food for Mzansi

This week’s agriculture events: 24 to 30 January

24th Jan 2022

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Through a series of workshops EduPlant is equipping children with the necessary resources and skills to put their farming skills into practice at school. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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22nd Jan 2022

This week's podcast features, from left, Dawn Nomdoe and Corrie Swanepoel. Photos: Supplied/Food for Mzansi

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22nd Jan 2022

On a recent episode of our weekly Gather To Grow interactive discussion on Twitter, Food For Mzansi’s editor for audience and engagement, Dawn Noemdoe, and head of news, Duncan Masiwa, discussed discussed how new farmers can get started with the aquaculture enterprises. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Farmer 101: Take the bait, start an aquaculture farm

21st Jan 2022

TV personality and Chef Lentswe Bhengu is making waves in South Africa’s culinary space. Photo: Sifiso Khakhane/Facebook

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21st Jan 2022

Sipho Nondlebe was a shining star in the 2021 ARC National Master Dairyman Awards. Photo: Supplied/Agri-Expo

This dairy farmer hustled until his haters were silent

21st Jan 2022

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How Covid-19 has impacted black farmers in South Africa.

The impact of Covid-19 on black farmers in South Africa

by Dr Marc Wegerif

The Covid-19 pandemic is continuing to disrupt societies. In South Africa it has caused millions to lose jobs and incomes. At the same time food prices have been going up, ...

One in four of our children in South Africa will never reach their full physical or intellectual potential because, through no fault of their own, they did not get enough nutrition in the womb of their mothers and in the first years of their lives, says Dr. Marc Wegerif, lecturer in development studies at the University of Pretoria. Photo: Supplied

‘Fix broken food system to address child stunting in SA’

by Sinesipho Tom

Food For Mzansi’s Sinesipho Tom chats to Dr Marc Wegerif, a lecturer in development studies at the University of Pretoria. He has done extensive research on child stunting in Mzansi ...

The South African prevalence of under-five stunting is 27.4%, which is greater than the developing country average of 25%. Photo: Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko

Last chance to register for webinar on ‘silent emergency’

by Staff Reporter

This is your last chance to register for Thursday's free webinar on ways to address the urgent issue of child stunting in South Africa. The FairPlay webinar, moderated by Food ...

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Important lessons to learn from Estina dairy saga

‘Young black farmers have an appetite to work the land’

Yes, there is life after school. Find it in agriculture!

ICYMI: Plan for another bad year at the ports, warns citrus boss

This week’s agriculture events: 24 to 30 January

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