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Tag: honey

Sabio BeeCon 2026 creates a buzz for North West beekeepers
News

Sabio BeeCon 2026 creates a buzz for North West beekeepers

by Staff Reporter
8th July 2026
News

Farming with grace: Emseni uplifts KZN community with avocado project

by Gerda Potgieter
31st May 2026
Food for Thought

Why South Africa needs to invest in small-scale beekeepers

by Sibongiseni Peacock
22nd February 2026
6 Flu-fighting foods to protect yourself this winter
News

Fake honey threatens SA beekeepers, harms agriculture

by Lisakanya Venna
18th December 2025
Jobless EC graduates strike gold with peanut butter co-op
It Takes a Village

Jobless EC graduates strike gold with peanut butter co-op

by Vateka Halile
10th October 2025
Enhance soil health by intercropping indigenous vegetables
Farmer's Inside Track

Delport tackles the battle against fake honey flooding SA

by Patricia Tembo
9th August 2024
Beekeepers of Mngazana find hope in honey
It Takes a Village

Beekeepers of Mngazana find hope in honey

by Lucas Nowicki
25th June 2024
Bee inspired: Answering the call of the hive
Lifestyle

Bee inspired: Answering the call of the hive

by Duncan Masiwa
20th May 2024
Agripreneur: Kazie goes from book to beekeeper
Agripreneur

Agripreneur: Kazie goes from book to beekeeper

by Octavia Avesca Spandiel
8th June 2023
Yao honey-hunters harvesting a honeybee nest in Niassa Special. Reserve, Mozambique, where human-honeyguide cooperation still thrives. Photo: Supplied/Jessica van der Wal
Food for Thought

Why human-honeyguide cooperation must be preserved

by The Conversation
20th June 2022
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Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving
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Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving

by Ivor Price
5th November 2026

PARTNER CONTENT: There’s more to your Sunday roast than what’s on the plate. Discover how Mzansi’s red meat industry sustains...

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Fiscal gains won’t lift agriculture without logistics fixes

Life after Agoa: ‘SA’s exclusion is not the end of US trade’

5th November 2026

AgriSA backs Grain SA in fight over soybean pricing fairness

5th November 2026
Radio broadcaster and agricultural storyteller Mmatsheko Mosito, Food For Mzansi co-founder Ivor Price, and homestead food gardener and educator Natasha Van Zyl are the 2026 guest judges for Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition. Photo: Supplied

Meet the judges: Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition

4th November 2026
Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

4th November 2026

This week’s agri events: 02 – 06 November

Family roots run deep: Mkhize turns family garden into agribusiness

SA wool and mohair take centre stage at Commonwealth gathering

Agoa blow: SA faces higher tariffs, but US market stays open

Meet the judges: Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition

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