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Agripreneur 101: A skincare producer who trusts nature

Agripreneur 101: A skincare producer who trusts nature

23rd May 2022

Potato cyst nematodes are microscopic worm-like pests that lie dormant inside mature cysts and then migrate into potato roots causing irreparable damage to the roots. Photo: Supplied/FoodForAfrika.com

Banana paper could save Africa’s potatoes from worms

23rd May 2022

Don’t harp on your problems, says proud NW pig farmer

23rd May 2022

Over the past decades the agriculture sector has abandoned rail transport, choosing to rather truck commodities by road. A new rail policy is setting out to make the railways an attractive alternative again. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Transport: ‘Farmers will benefit by switching from road to rail’

23rd May 2022

North West farmers are set to enjoy better services from agricultural extension officers. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

North West to appoint more agri extension officers

23rd May 2022

In this week's Gather To Grows twitter session, PJ Phiri, aquaponics horticulturalist and Michele Carelse, founder of feelgood health unpack with hosts Gugulethu Mahlangu and Dawn Noemdoe the 101 on farming for new farmers. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

This week’s agriculture events: 23 to 27 May 2022

23rd May 2022

Weekend podcast: Get Global GAP certification this way

Weekend podcast: Get Global GAP certification this way

22nd May 2022

Dr Harry Malila, Head of Department and Accounting Officer for the Department of the Premier, Mayor Alderman Franken and minister of agriculture Ivan Meyer showing off freshly made sausage and patti. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Mobile factory brings agri-processing to rural farmers

21st May 2022

Lauren Strever of amorentia sweet dragon fruit estate and Nursery, Micheal Muller of Muller familie boerdery trust and Stephen Mantsho of the South African avocado growers association. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Farmer 101: Holy guacemole! Growing avos worth a try

20th May 2022

The North West department of agriculture and rural development has been allocated a budget of R1.2 billion to spend in the new financial year. However, they have days to report back on how exactly they plant to use this money. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Portfolio committee not letting NW officials off the hook

20th May 2022

This chef is taking fine dining in Kimberley to the top

20th May 2022

Recipe: Butternut soup to go absolutely nuts for

20th May 2022

11 GLOBAL MEDIA AWARDS

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Msizi Dlomo has not had the privilege of formal farmer training. Instead, he’s learnt all he can by religiously reading Farmer’s Weekly and Food For Mzansi. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Deaf farmer discovers music in growing crops

by Zolani Sinxo

“It is because of my hearing loss that I am a farmer today,” says Msizi Dlomo, a young farmer from KwaZulu-Natal. He also beat cancer, but says deafness “pushed me ...

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Agripreneur 101: A skincare producer who trusts nature

Banana paper could save Africa’s potatoes from worms

Don’t harp on your problems, says proud NW pig farmer

Transport: ‘Farmers will benefit by switching from road to rail’

North West to appoint more agri extension officers

This week’s agriculture events: 23 to 27 May 2022

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