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Tag: NWU

NWU-led workshop explores agri-hub to transform NW farming
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NWU-led workshop explores agri-hub to transform NW farming

by Staff Reporter
13th February 2025
Last week, the onion price slightly increased to R4,05 per kilogram. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Tomatoes cheaper, but onion prices will make you cry

by Noluthando Ngcakani
8th June 2021
Movers and Shakers

With a degree in the bag, Keneilwe still chose farming

by Noluthando Ngcakani
2nd March 2021
Consumers may be paying much more for carrots and tomatoes until April this year, predicts agricultural economist Dr Johnny van der Merwe. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Vegetable prices to hit the roof this week

by Sinesipho Tom
8th February 2021
Santa Clause brings Christmas cheer to a young Food For Mzansi reader. Photo: Supplied
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Merry Christmas, from everyone in agriculture!

by Team Food For Mzansi
25th December 2020
Covid-19 vaccine: should agri workers be prioritised?
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Covid-19 vaccine: should agri workers be prioritised?

by Sinesipho Tom
8th December 2020
Coligny residents during an earlier march with a childhood image of Faki Mosweu. Photo: International Business Times
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Coligny: ‘He stole a seed and was killed for it’

by Noluthando Ngcakani
3rd December 2020
The outcome of the US presidential election will undoubtedly also have an impact on South African agriculture. Photo: Supplied
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Trump vs. Biden: This is how it will impact SA agriculture

by Sinesipho Tom
5th November 2020
Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's maiden budget speech announced billions in support for new farmers. (Picture: Parliament of South Africa)
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Economists have mixed feelings about Mboweni’s budget

by Staff Reporter
20th February 2019
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The panellists at FNB Business’s “Farming together” discussion at the Royal Show explored how market access, mentorship, financial discipline and strong commercial relationships can help farmers build sustainable businesses. Featured from the left are Bertram July (FNB’s distribution sales lead), commercial farmer Shakes Shabalala; Sandy Gumede (co-founder of Zulu Girl Wines), and Janis Robson (FNB’s head of development and SME business development). Photo: Food For Mzansi
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FNB puts relationships at the heart of commercial farming

by Staff Reporter
17th October 2026

From buying a farm with cattle to building a wine brand from scratch, entrepreneurs shared how strong relationships, market access...

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Agri Skills Transfer students gain hands-on experience at the institution’s Cullinan Farm Training Centre, where agricultural theory meets the realities of commercial production. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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17th October 2026
Durbanville Hills tastes sweet success at Michelangelo Awards

Promising early conditions predicted for 2027 SA wine harvest

17th October 2026

Reclaiming the kraal: Cultural heritage sparks a farming dream

16th October 2026

How animal welfare and human rights shape food security

16th October 2026

Promising early conditions predicted for 2027 SA wine harvest

How animal welfare and human rights shape food security

Agda conference to tackle finance, market access and agri growth

Land Bank must step up support for farmers, says Aucamp

Farmers urged to tap into recycled human waste as fertiliser

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