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Tag: vegetable garden

Useful vegetable pest-busting plans unearthed
Weird & Wonderful

Useful vegetable pest-busting plans unearthed

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
24th June 2023
KZN agri MEC Zuma eager to build on a promising start
News

ICYMI: KZN MEC wants gardens in communities

by Staff Reporter
12th June 2023
Iris Telmaggiers (fright), Sophie Sauir and Leoni Pasja harvesting green peppers from Sauir’s garden. Photo: Siphokazi Mnyobe
It Takes a Village

Vegetable garden helps Iris cope with son’s death

by GroundUp
17th May 2022
Nolusindiso Popana, Nobongile Bokoboko and Ntombentsha Hako take their turn looking out for trucks while No-Andile Nompoko and Khuselwa Bandla catch some sleep. Photo: Mkhuseli Sizani
News

Women abandon dry vegetable gardens to sell scrap

by Mkhuseli Sizani
9th December 2021
organic garden
It Takes a Village

The spirit of Moya We Khaya organic garden keeps giving

by Sinesipho Tom
24th June 2021
Inspiration

How to farm without land (and a vehicle of your own!)

by Duncan Masiwa
5th May 2021
Guide: 10 crops to plant in autumn
Farmer's Inside Track

Guide: 10 crops to plant in autumn

by Dona Van Eeden
23rd March 2021
Food Crisis: Collaboration and innovation will be key. Mawande Sigwinta is a chemistry graduate who started a food garden to teach people self-sustainability and self-reliance. Experts say community collaboration could open up value-add opportunities for higher profitability from less produce amid climate change. Photo: Duncan Masiwa/Food For Mzansi
It Takes a Village

PhD candidate teaches kindness through farming

by Duncan Masiwa
10th March 2021
Changemakers

From going bust to supplying Spar in just 6 months

by Sinesipho Tom
3rd March 2021
VEGGIES: Planting vegetables in their right season will greatly enhance your harvest, says plant advisor Gaye Boshoff. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
Lifestyle

Veggie garden: What to plant in February

by Noluthando Ngcakani
6th February 2021
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Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving
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Your Sunday lunch has a story: How red meat keeps rural SA moving

by Ivor Price
5th November 2026

PARTNER CONTENT: There’s more to your Sunday roast than what’s on the plate. Discover how Mzansi’s red meat industry sustains...

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Fiscal gains won’t lift agriculture without logistics fixes

Life after Agoa: ‘SA’s exclusion is not the end of US trade’

5th November 2026

AgriSA backs Grain SA in fight over soybean pricing fairness

5th November 2026
Radio broadcaster and agricultural storyteller Mmatsheko Mosito, Food For Mzansi co-founder Ivor Price, and homestead food gardener and educator Natasha Van Zyl are the 2026 guest judges for Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition. Photo: Supplied

Meet the judges: Shoprite’s Act For Change Food Garden Competition

4th November 2026
Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

Bridge the maize yield gap with targeted precision and nutrition

4th November 2026

Protecting Bt Maize: Why farmers must maintain refuge planting

Ending Agoa access deals new blow to SA wine industry

Commonwealth agriculture CEOs call for shows to evolve

Wine industry leaders call for collaboration and skills development

Climate change could force redesign of SA’s farming regions – ARC

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