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Tag: stock theft

Red meat industry launches game-changing traceability tool
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Red meat industry battles stock theft, disease, and high costs

by Tiisetso Manoko
22nd January 2025
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Livestock identification and branding a challenge for rural farmers

by Dr Siphe Zantsi
12th November 2024
FS MEC tackles failed govt projects with intervention plan
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FS MEC tackles failed govt projects with intervention plan

by Staff Reporter
6th August 2024
PowerCore technology uses combined modes of action to combat primary and secondary pests that can cause significant crop damage and subsequent production losses. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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ICYMI: Armed maize thieves rampant in Free State

by Staff Reporter
16th April 2024
Seven arrested for FS farm murder as attacks increase
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Cry for rural safety as farm attacks persist amid lack of resources

by Tiisetso Manoko
19th March 2024
The atmosphere in farming communities in the Northern Cape are tense with stock theft crimes so rife on farms. Photo: Supplied/Vumelana Advisory Fund
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Stock theft victory in NC, but concerns remain

by Duncan Masiwa
14th July 2023
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Plaatjie comes out fighting after bruising battles

by Tiisetso Manoko
16th January 2023
A new livestock identification and traceability system (LITS) will soon be used to trace animals and animal products from farm to fork. Photo: Trond Larsen/conservation.org
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New livestock tracing system to ‘leave no farmer behind’

by Tiisetso Manoko
10th June 2022
Farmers attending a ministerial Imbizo held at Loskop where concerns were raised concern about the high levels of crime especially those related to the theft of livestock. Photo: Supplied/SAPS
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Budget ‘falls hopelessly short’, say Free State farmers

by Zolani Sinxo
4th April 2022
Farmers say although there is no justification for violence, it is important to acknowledge their continuous battle against theft. Photos: Supplied/Food For Mzansi/Paarl Post/Watch Dog Tzn
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Produce and stock theft now ‘part of farmers’ reality’

by Elana van der Watt
9th December 2021
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