A hundred farmers from Zingquthu village in Komani, Eastern Cape, are overjoyed with the new shearing shed and equipment they received from rural development and agrarian reform MEC Nonkqubela Pieters.
Mzansi's wool farmers are cautiously optimistic about the world returning to its pre-Covid buzz. About 95% of our wool clip is destined for the overseas clothing industry and an uptick ...
They say men are from Mars, but have you heard about Alfreda? Alfreda Mars, the inspirational grain and sheep farmer who has been breaking all sorts of barriers in the ...
The drought crisis has had a dire effect on the genetic potential of sheep in the Northern Cape, says geneticist and general manager of the SA Studbook, Dr Japie van ...
Perhaps the secret sauce to developing a long-lasting business relationship lies in teamwork, says Juan Louw, a Northern Cape sheep farmer. He grew his business after partnering with a friend ...
For the first time since the Second World War, Russians will be able to enjoy lamb more regularly, thanks to a business deal recently concluded with a new Free State ...
There’s a whole list of basic food items that are set to become cheaper soon. But there are factors at...
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