Tag: ICYMI

North West farmers should soon see an improvement in the advisory services they get from the provincial agriculture department, with hundreds of assistant extension officers set to be recruited. Provincial ...

What seemed like textbook example of a successful land reform farm in Limpopo has been brought to its knees, allegedly by sabotage from the local community. The large-scale theft of ...

Recent years have seen countries ranging from Vietnam and Kazakhstan to India and Indonesia ban exports of key commodities to protect their domestic markets during global crises. Agbiz chief economist ...

Major abuses of environmental and mining regulations by illegal sand miners in Limpopo are a serious threat to food and water sources in the province, warns Agri SA.

With no sign of the pressure on the world economy from inflation and the Russia-Ukraine war abating, farmers are going to have to find ways to cut their costs under ...

A major part of the citrus industry in the Eastern Cape is still at an impasse over a labour dispute that turned violent some weeks back. While evidence of sabotage ...

After a drawn out process with many delays, the first occupants of Phase 3 of the District Six redevelopment have finally received their keys

In response to a recent, brutal farm murder, the Western Cape minister of agriculture has promised to redouble efforts to safeguard food producers in the province.

The Constitutional Court has granted government leave to carry on its attempt to prohibit the transfer and trading of water rights. Agri SA has funded a year-long court challenge on ...

Sales of tractors and combine harvesters were strong in March, thanks to local and international conditions favouring grain and oilseed farmers. However, the Russia-Ukraine war looks set to put a ...