President Ramaphosa calls for more Redlands-style agricultural enterprises
“We must take what works and scale it up.”
Living Planet Report shows that Africa’s average decline in monitored wildlife populations is in the order of 80%!
The systems that benefit from biodiversity are also driving nature loss …
From reclaimed land to global shelves: how one Northern Cape community built a R17 million raisin export business
A community-owned agricultural enterprise that illustrates how land reform, commercial agriculture, and structured development support can be aligned.
Super El Niño – how it could affect South Africa’s maize prices
Will South Africa’s maize stocks get the country through a super El Niño drought?
Survival notes for SA livestock farmers (Oct – Dec 2026)
What should you as a livestock farmer be considering as a ‘Plan of Action’ over the coming months?
How to drive precision and confidence in seed testing
Quality assurance in a modern seed system begins much earlier than the laboratory
Intelligent systems can fix Africa’s post-harvest crisis
How technology tailored to local conditions could help shift Africa’s food systems from reacting to losses to preventing them.
Celebrity chefs make an urgent call for access to more sustainable seafood
Top South African celebrity chefs have joined a clarion call for retailers and suppliers to prioritise more responsible fishing and aquaculture practices in their supply chains according to a new report from WWF’s Southern African Sustainable Seafood Initiative.
How to assess and manage burnload on the farm
The burnload (or fuel load) assessment is a vital risk-management practice for farmers. Burnload is the total volume of combustible material and potential heat energy in a given space.
El Niño isn’t just a weather event, it’s an economic red flag for South Africa
The insurance implications of a potential record-breaking El Niño event in South Africa.