South Africa’s kiwifruit industry is blossoming brilliantly! Over the past 25 years, farmers have switched from growing green kiwis to…
Botswana's decision to lift its vegetable import ban is a breath of fresh air for Southern Africa's farmers and trade.…
South African agriculture faces tough challenges, like past unfairness and the low number of black farmers participating. There's a big…
In Citrusdal, farmers face tough times as floods destroy their crops and cut off their roads. Their once vibrant fields…
The Land Bank is an important institution in South Africa's economy, contributing to the agricultural industry and promoting inclusivity. It…
The authorization of the Western Cape Department of Agriculture by the South African Civil Aviation Authority for its drone operations…
Seed 2 Harvest is an innovative program in Cape Flats, South Africa, that aims to tackle local hunger problems by…
In a tragic incident, respected farmer Willem van der Westhuizen and his wife Christine were brutally attacked and killed on…
In Marapyane, Mpumalanga, a group of passionate young individuals has established an agricultural cooperative called the Bakgatla Grain Project. The…
Smallscale farmers in the Cederberg region of the Western Cape, South Africa, have been relying on their fertile lands to…
The Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform (DRDAR) has taken a significant step towards empowering women in…
The Western Cape Department of Agriculture is taking steps to address the energy crisis facing the agriculture sector in the…
As the 2023 winter season progresses, South Africa's agricultural sector is experiencing a mix of thriving crops and livestock in…
Dr. Ivan Meyer, Western Cape Provincial Minister of Agriculture, addressed the Olynfenboschkraal Farmers' Association in Citrusdal, outlining his priorities and…
Premier Alan Winde, a proactive leader, is taking vital steps to reinforce the agricultural sector in the Western Cape. With…
South Africa has been grappling with the injustices of land dispossession since the 1913 Natives Land Act. Now, 110 years…