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Tag: Eastern Cape farmers

South Africa's deciduous fruit industry consists mainly of pome fruit (apples and pears), stone fruit (apricots, peaches & nectarines and plums) as well as table grapes. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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EC aims to bolster deciduous fruit farming levels

by Tiisetso Manoko
4th May 2023
Jubilant members of the Mfici Noncedo multipurpose shed receive keys of the new facility from MEC Nonkqubela Peters during the handing over of the new structure built by the Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform with a R1.3 million as part of commercialising agriculture in the province. Photo: DRDAR
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ICYMI: New R1.3m shed a boost for EC farmers

by Staff Reporter
7th February 2023
High traffic volumes are expected to delay deliveries and collection this festive season. Photo: Supplied/FoodForMzansi
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Eastern Cape! Don’t miss this farmers trade fair

by Duncan Masiwa
22nd July 2022
Qumbu farmers in the Eastern Cape tending to their cattle. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Eastern Cape feedlots helping rural farmers level up

by Duncan Masiwa
4th March 2022
Agri workers herding cattle on Doornberg Guest farm in the Karoo, 9 km from the quaint little village of Nieu-Bethesda in the Eastern Cape. Photo: Supplied/Peet Van Heerden
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EC has the biggest stock theft problem in Mzansi. Why?

by Nicole Ludolph
1st February 2022
Agri workers herding cattle on Doornberg Guest farm in the Karoo, 9 km from the quaint little village of Nieu-Bethesda in the Eastern Cape. Photo: Supplied/Peet Van Heerden
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‘SA not in need of humanitarian drought relief from UN’

by Zolani Sinxo
15th December 2021
The Eastern Cape MEC for rural development and agrarian reform, Nonkqubela Pieters, picking tea leaves at the Magwa tea estate near Lusikisiki. Together with the Majola tea estate in Port St Johns, it forms the company Magwa Enterprise Tea (MET). Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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ICYMI: EC dept. has big plans for Magwa tea enterprise

by Duncan Masiwa
17th November 2021
The Eastern Cape rural development and agrarian reform department has announced a ground-breaking, 10-year, multibillion-rand agreement with the department of defence that will see black farmers supplying army bases with agricultural produce. Photo: Supply/Unsplash
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EC small farmers could soon supply to military kitchens

by Zolani Sinxo
10th November 2021
Dam levels remain low: Cattle grazing near a dam in the Eastern Cape. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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EC farmers fear for livestock as dam levels remain low

by Duncan Masiwa
4th October 2021
Thoko Didiza is determined address the structural constraints and barriers during and after covid-19.
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ICYMI: Didiza asks sector to report on B-BBEE status

by Duncan Masiwa
2nd October 2021
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Farmers rethink water use as shortages threaten food production
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Farmers rethink water use as shortages threaten food production

by Vateka Halile
5th September 2026

What happens when the taps run dry? Farmers know the answer all too well. Experts and farmers at the Water...

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Gauteng farmers urged to harness massive urban market

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