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Small-scale cane growers' pleas have been answered with a rail facility that will save them millions each year in road transport. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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SA needs subsistence farming for food security

by Onke Ngcuka
10th October 2022
Employment in the agricultural sector has proven increasingly invaluable in recent years amid South Africa's worsening economic state. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
News

Agri stands its ground amid ‘endemic unemployment’

by Staff Reporter
2nd June 2022
After over forty years of conflict, food insecurity affects one in three Afghans overall. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Agriculture ‘could pull Mzansi through tough 2021’

by Sinesipho Tom
17th March 2021
South African Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago has announced that the repo rate will remain unchanged at 3.5%. Photo: Leadership Conversations
Agribusiness

Steady interest rates ‘positive for agri in tough times’

by Staff Reporter
21st January 2021
Pictured (from left to right) Annalea van Niekerk, Free State farmer and Barbara Creecy, the minister of fisheries, forestry and the environment. Photo: Supplied.
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Four things happening in SA agriculture today, 26 November

by Duncan Masiwa
26th November 2020
food insecurity
It Takes a Village

Campaign to help 2500 struggling households plant home gardens

by Sinesipho Tom
3rd September 2020
From left to right: Standard Bank enterprise development sector head, Diale Mokgojwa, Western Cape Protea farmer, Marilyn Siegels, AFASA president Dr Vuyo Mahlati and the executive director of AgriGrow Otto Mbangula, pictured on the third and final day of the AFASA Agri-business Transformation Conference at Imvelo Safari in Bloemfontein.
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New barometer will measure transformation progress

by Staff Reporter
8th October 2019
According to Professor Amanda Gouws up to 200 million tons of agricultural produce is produced in Sub-Saharan Africa. Two-thirds of this is produced by small and subsistence farmers and women make up over 65% of the producers.
Farmers

Give female farmers greater access to land and credit

by Dawn Noemdoe
6th August 2019
Growing hope by the River Dzindi
Groundbreakers

Growing hope by the River Dzindi

by Faeez Van Doorsen
27th March 2019
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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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Rooibos heads to space in groundbreaking Mzansi experiment

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Seriti Institute CEO wins prestigious Best Woman 2026 CSI award

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Rising stars: 2026 PGP finalists redefining SA grain farming

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Wits students step up to fight campus hunger

Farmers urged to embrace uncertainty and build resilience

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