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Agricultural subjects: Principal Cader Tregonning and Dr Ivan Meyer addressing learners at Pelican Park High School in Grassy Park, Cape Town. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

ICYMI: More schools now include agricultural subjects

21st Jan 2022

Cape Town port congestion eases up as workers return

20th Jan 2022

Kenyan smallholder farmers may not know how to properly protect themselves or their livestock from the dangers of not using agrochemicals correctly. Photo: Pixdomain/FoodForAfrika.co

Reckless chemical dumping hurts Kenyan farmers

20th Jan 2022

Despite the prevailing wool market uncertainty, Mzansi's wool industry is looking forward to a positive 2022. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Market uncertainty not dimming wool farmers’ spirits

20th Jan 2022

ICYMI: Good news on food prices (if the weather holds)

20th Jan 2022

Rooibos harvest season off to a great start

19th Jan 2022

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Podcast: Focus on the importance of poultry biosecurity

Podcast: Focus on the importance of poultry biosecurity

19th Jan 2022

Mzansi’s land reform programme has been beset by myriad challenges, which have been echoed by the findings of a high-level panel report as well as the presidential advisory panel on land reform report. Photo: Supplied/Sandiso Phaliso/WCN

Land reform: ‘Will we ever reach the promised land?’

19th Jan 2022

With an agriculture degree behind her name, Danelene Ruiters now inspires the children of farmworkers in Wellington in the Western Cape. Photo: Supplied/Ashley Manuel

Rural and proud: A muse for farmworkers’ children

19th Jan 2022

The Jakes Gerwel Technical High School will soon be welcoming the results of its first ever matric class. Pictured here (from left to right) are Shamiela Stalmeester, Mary-Ann Swart and Andrea Herder. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

‘Miracle’ agri school produces first matric crop

19th Jan 2022

South Africa's pome fruit industry is forecasting a larger crop in 2022 with growth forecast for the exports of apples and pears. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

ICYMI: Apple, pear exports expected to rise this year

19th Jan 2022

Hermetia illucens, better known as the black soldier fly, is a promising option as environmentally friendly source of protein. Photo: Supplied/Yeyo Salas

Tips on starting your own black soldier fly farm

21st Jan 2022

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Recipe: Fresh pita breads

by Noluthando Ngcakani

Nothing compares to the smell of a fragrant, golden, warm pita bread. Just ask Cape Town foodie Jean Carlo Ongansie (37). If you have ever wondered if it was worth ...

Oreo brownies recipe

Recipe: Make these decadent Oreo brownies

by Noluthando Ngcakani

Raise your hands if you love brownies? Jump for the stars if you love Oreos! Cookie and brownie lovers are in for a treat this week, as Shaistah Khan (33) ...

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ICYMI: More schools now include agricultural subjects

Cape Town port congestion eases up as workers return

Reckless chemical dumping hurts Kenyan farmers

Market uncertainty not dimming wool farmers’ spirits

ICYMI: Good news on food prices (if the weather holds)

Rooibos harvest season off to a great start

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