Tag: Elton Greeve

Elton Greeve, trade and engagement manager at Tridge joins this week’s weekend edition of Farmer’s Inside Track podcast to unpack SA’s current freight dilemmas and some of the solutions to solve these issues. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Podcast: Mzansi’s struggling ports under spotlight

by Vateka Halile

28th May 2022

A trade expert believes that if solutions are found to South Africa's port issues, the economic benefits will be massive. The country will be able to move fruit quicker and ...

This week’s agriculture events: 7 to 13 February

Farmer 101: Farm ideas that can help you turn profit

by Duncan Masiwa

11th March 2022

If you’re getting into the agricultural business, there is a lot to consider if you want to turn a profit. What type of agribusiness will it be? What resources do you ...

A resolute nation: ‘Not in our name, not in our country’

by Elton Greeve

21st July 2021

South Africans are tough as nails but, more importantly, we remain a caring nation despite recent widespread anarchy that shook the country to its core. “We can and we will ...

Shocking new details emerge about triple farm murder

by Noluthando Ngcakani

29th July 2020

As new detail begin to emerge about a triple farm murder in the Northern Cape, the agricultural sector has united in prayer for the protection of farmers and their workers ...

A traditional healer claims to have discovered the bodies of two parents and their three children on the Toekoms farm outside Harrismith in the Free State. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

FARM ATTACKS: ‘Can someone in government please stand up?’

by Elton Greeve

17th July 2020

Can someone in government please stand up, act decisively, and stop the loss of life? In this exclusive Food For Mzansi opinion piece, Elton Greeve, a Western Cape farmer and ...

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