Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli Launches KwaZulu-Natal Multi-Planting Season to Tackle Food Insecurity

KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thamsanqa Ntuli has called for an aggressive mobilisation of communities to embrace farming as a solution to food insecurity and poverty. Ntuli, alongside MEC for Agriculture and Rural

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Agriculture MEC Nonceba Kontsiwe Hands Over Tractor to Elderly Farmer Bangile Jama

On 10 October, Agriculture MEC Nonceba Kontsiwe officially handed over a tractor and its implements to 69-year-old farmer Bangile Jama. Originally from Zikhonkwane Village in Cala, Jama now operates at

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How to Grow Lucrative Blueberries in Western Cape Fynbos Soil

Blueberry cultivation in the Western Cape offers high-profit potential due to increasing local and export demand. The region’s Fynbos soil and Mediterranean climate are suitable for blueberries if growers carefully

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South Africa Launches First Harbour-Based Net Recycling Facility at V&A Waterfront

South Africa’s first harbour-based net recycling facility has officially launched at the V&A Waterfront, marking a major step in tackling marine pollution and promoting a circular economy in the fishing

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MEC Vuyiswa Ramokgopa Calls for Innovation and Partnership at AGDA Annual Member & Stakeholder Engagement

On October 8, MEC Vuyiswa Ramokgopa delivered a keynote address at the AGDA Annual Member & Stakeholder Engagement, urging the agricultural sector to embrace partnership, innovation, and inclusive growth. Her

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National Department of Agriculture and Cotton SA Sign Key Partnership to Strengthen Farmer Support

The National Department of Agriculture and Cotton SA have entered a new phase of collaboration following the signing of a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) last week at Cotton SA’s offices

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5 Worst Invasive Plant Species in South Africa and How to Eradicate Them

Invasive plant species are a major environmental and economic challenge in South Africa. They spread rapidly, displace native vegetation, reduce biodiversity, and increase the risk of wildfires. Farmers, landowners, and

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From Muddy Dams to Million-Rand Success: How Kenalemang Thekiso is Revolutionizing Fish Farming in North West

Kenalemang Thekiso is making waves in the North West farming scene. The Klipgat-based entrepreneur is thrilled to announce that his aquaculture venture, Thekiso Aquaculture Project, has received a major boost

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Agriculture MEC Nonceba Kontsiwe Empowers 69-Year-Old Cala Farmer with Tractor and Implements

In a powerful display of support for elderly and small-scale farmers, the Eastern Cape MEC for Rural Development and Agrarian Reform, Nonceba Kontsiwe, officially handed over a tractor with its full set

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Winter Livestock Management Guide for the Drakensberg Foothills

Winter in the Drakensberg Foothills presents unique challenges for livestock farmers. Low temperatures, frost, and reduced pasture growth can affect animal health, productivity, and farm profitability. Proper planning, nutrition, and

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National Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Plan for Agriculture Kicks Off in Mpumalanga

This week marked the start of nine provincial stakeholder engagements under South Africa’s National Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emission Reduction Plan for the Agricultural Sector. The initiative is led by the

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How to Treat Bloat in Cattle and Sheep Quickly and Safely

Bloat is a common and potentially life-threatening condition in cattle and sheep. It occurs when gas builds up in the rumen and cannot be expelled naturally, causing distension of the

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