Provincial Agricultural Information Summit Opens Opportunities for Military Veterans and People with Disabilities

The Provincial Agricultural Information Summit opened at the Potchefstroom College of Agriculture for two days of focused learning and empowerment. The summit brought together military veterans and people with disabilities

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Northern Cape Youth Engage in Agriculture Dialogue at Sol Plaatje University

On 28 November 2025, the Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Ms Nokuzola Capa, joined Northern Cape MEC for Agriculture, Environmental Affairs, Rural Development and Land Reform, Ms Mase Manopole, and Acting

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How Farmers Can Turn Pineapple into Packaged Products for Retail and Export in South Africa

Pineapple farming offers strong income potential when you move beyond fresh fruit sales. South Africa has steady demand for packaged pineapple products in local stores and export markets. You can

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Limpopo MEC Inspects Repaired SL & Sons Poultry Project After Vandalism

On 30 November 2025, Limpopo Department of Agriculture and Rural Development MEC Nakedi Kekana visited SL & Sons Poultry Farm in Mookgophong to assess progress following a recent vandalism incident.

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North West Agriculture MEC Supports Community Gardening Initiatives

On 28 November 2025, North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development MEC Virginia Tlhapi visited Tlhabane, Rustenburg, to hand over seedlings and gardening tools to local community organisations. She

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Empowering Hemp Farmers in Gauteng Through Practical Field Training

The Gauteng Department of Agriculture and Rural Development partnered with the Agricultural Research Council on 28 November 2025 to host a focused ARC CAN 03 Planting Demonstration Day. The event

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How Farmers Can Turn Peanuts into Butter and Snacks in South Africa

South African farmers can increase income by turning peanuts into processed products. Peanut butter and roasted snacks sell well in stores and local markets. Small processors in rural areas already

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How Farmers Can Turn Peas into Powdered Soups and Snacks in South Africa

Peas are a nutritious and versatile crop with growing demand in South Africa. Beyond fresh consumption, peas can be processed into powdered soups and snacks, giving farmers opportunities to add

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Cecilia Nthabeleng Makgatho’s Path From Film Studies to Nguni Farming

Before 2020, Cecilia Nthabeleng Makgatho planned to build a career in film. She prepared to travel to New York for postgraduate studies in film production. The Covid 19 outbreak stopped

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Honouring Farmers Who Shape the Future of South African Agriculture

This year’s recognition goes to two respected figures in the farming community. Jan van Zyl of Kroon Vee Brahmane and Moalosi Duncan Serapelwane of Moalasi Bonsmaras. Both men continue to

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Integrated Biosecurity Indaba Kicks Off at Dohne Agricultural Research Institute

The Integrated Biosecurity Indaba is underway at the Dohne Agricultural Research Institute, bringing together a wide range of stakeholders to foster a proactive approach to biosecurity in the Eastern Cape.

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How Farmers Can Turn Aloe Vera into Skincare Products and Juices in South Africa

Aloe vera is a versatile crop with high demand in South Africa’s health and wellness market. Beyond its traditional medicinal uses, aloe can be processed into skincare products and beverages,

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