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Tag: Western Cape Department of Agriculture

Western Cape minister of agriculture, Dr Ivan Meyer, gets a first-hand look at work done at the Outeniqua research farm. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Meyer unveils R1b boost for WC agriculture, jobs, and tech

by Tiisetso Manoko
8th April 2025
WC flood damage hits the R1 billion mark (and counting)
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WC flood damage hits the R1 billion mark (and counting)

by Tiisetso Manoko and Duncan Masiwa
14th July 2023
ICYMI: WC energy summit focuses on agriculture
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ICYMI: WC energy summit focuses on agriculture

by Duncan Masiwa
24th June 2023
WC farmers thrive embracing tech, innovation
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WC farmers thrive embracing tech, innovation

by Staff Reporter
2nd May 2023
ICYMI: MOU gives potato industry huge impetus
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ICYMI: MOU gives potato industry huge impetus

by Staff Reporter
14th April 2023
WC embraces smart tech for water challenges
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WC embraces smart tech for water challenges

by Staff Reporter
16th February 2023
Youth engaging in a panel discussion at the Western Cape climate change and agriculture youth and young researchers' convention. Photo: Supplied/Mary James
Climate Change

WC youth unite to brainstorm climate change

by Lucinda Dordley
26th July 2022
Winners in the 2021 Agri’s Got Talent Competition. (From left)Jack Jonas, faith Nogemane (a general worker from Wildekrans Wine Estate, Botriver became the 8th winner of the competition) and Ronel Radloff. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Are you agriculture’s next singing sensation?

by Vateka Halile
31st March 2022
Agricultural subjects: Principal Cader Tregonning and Dr Ivan Meyer addressing learners at Pelican Park High School in Grassy Park, Cape Town. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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ICYMI: More schools now include agricultural subjects

by Duncan Masiwa
21st January 2022
Congestion at the Port of Cape Town is still causing deciduous fruit to leave the country much slower than is needed for these perishable exports. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Cape Town port congestion eases up as workers return

by Tiisetso Manoko
20th January 2022
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Chicken is booming, but the real money is in the supply chain

by Ishmael Sunga
2nd September 2026

Growing the poultry industry requires more than just producing birds; it means building commercially viable suppliers. Sacau CEO Ishmael Sunga...

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How Tebogo beat post-harvest losses with smart agro-processing

How Tebogo beat post-harvest losses with smart agro-processing

2nd September 2026

Aucamp outlines strategy for biosecurity, trade, and infrastructure

2nd September 2026
Tobias Doyer, CEO of Grain SA. Photo: Supplied/Grain SA Facebook

Rising costs, climate risk push Swartland wheat farmers to the brink

2nd September 2026
Sick spuds: No need to panic as SA’s potatoes are banned in Zim

Potato turning point ahead as onions double in price year-on-year

1st September 2026

Foot-and-mouth crisis hits SA dairy industry with R1-billion loss

Aucamp outlines strategy for biosecurity, trade, and infrastructure

How to align your farming cycles with long-term financial success

Dragon fruit thrives in KZN valley despite tough national season

Rising costs, climate risk push Swartland wheat farmers to the brink

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