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Tag: Smallholder farmers

Climate change: Water resource concerns swell
News

Fixing pipes isn’t enough to save communal irrigation schemes

by Thulasizwe Mkhabela
27th May 2026
Agricultural blended finance brings optimism
Food for Thought

Agricultural blended finance brings optimism

by Meselane Molepo
28th November 2022
Agda recently celebrated its new partnership with eSusFarm. From left to right is Tessa de Wet, Watson Matsa and Leona Archary and Nonnie Kunene. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
News

Agda signs up eSusFarm to aid smallholders

by Ivor Price
31st October 2022
All you need to know to access the market
Farmer's Inside Track

All you need to know to access the market

by Nicole Ludolph
30th August 2022
According to Kenyatta, the over 650 000 smallholder tea farmers and the approximately 30% of Kenyans who work in the broader agricultural sector will have more hope as a result of the tea subsector's stronger performance this year. Photo: Pixabay
International News

Increased value addition to Kenya’s tea ‘the way to go’

by Duncan Masiwa
7th July 2022
Research has revealed that less than three in 10 farmers in the upper parts of Africa use technology. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
International News

Technology not a priority for Africa’s smallholder farmers

by Duncan Masiwa
30th June 2022
Anele Mtshemla and Thabisa Moleshe from Wild Coast Foods both come from Eastern Cape farming families. Together, they have more than four decades management experience. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Agribusiness

Wild Coast go-getters ‘love seeing lives transformed’

by Gerda-Marié van Rooyen
23rd March 2022
Will rural and traditional farmers be left out of the 'green rush'? Photo: Supplied/Food for Mzansi
News

Cannabis rush: Will indigenous farmers be left behind?

by Nicole Ludolph
22nd March 2022
Mzansi's new farmer register aims to help the agri department better understand and support farmers in South Africa. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Not registered on SA’s farmer database yet? Don’t fear

by Tiisetso Manoko
24th February 2022
Homesteaders create a place to learn and grow
Regenerative Agriculture

Homesteaders create a place to learn and grow

by Nicole Ludolph
3rd February 2022
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The Forest of Renewal at Rustlers Valley celebrates the intertwined legacies of Frik Grobbelaar, Anton Chaka and Riky Rick, inviting South Africans to restore the land while cultivating hope, belonging and community. Illustration: ChatGPT
Food for Thought

Rustlers Valley offers a blueprint for South Africa’s renewal

by Ivor Price
18th July 2026

As the Rustlers Valley Memorial Forest is launched in the eastern Free State this weekend, Ivor Price reflects on why...

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Grain SA appoints Mabuza to lead farmer development

Rising stars: 2026 PGP finalists redefining SA grain farming

18th July 2026
Rooibos heads to space in groundbreaking Mzansi experiment

Rooibos heads to space in groundbreaking Mzansi experiment

18th July 2026

Seriti Institute CEO wins prestigious Best Woman 2026 CSI award

17th July 2026
Farmers and brewers call for budget that builds, not breaks

Minister details Land Bank’s success in boosting black farmers

17th July 2026

The Karoo’s quiet lesson on trust and truth

Rustlers Valley offers a blueprint for South Africa’s renewal

How this KZN agricultural advisor is bringing tech to rural fields

Rooibos heads to space in groundbreaking Mzansi experiment

Deadline looms: Register water use by 23 July or risk penalties

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Mother’s legacy, neighbour’s grace: Venessa Simelane’s farm story

Deadline looms: Register water use by 23 July or risk penalties

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