NWU signs strategic agricultural partnership
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) with a focus on agriculture financing, market access, logistics optimisations and business empowerment in South Africa and across the continent
The silent thief of yield: why growers need to rethink stress management as weather extremes become the new normal
South African growers are becoming increasingly familiar with one of modern agriculture’s greatest challenges: weather extremes
North West farmer becomes a thriving beekeeper
A journey that began with a question: what to do with the bees that constantly swarmed around the farm?
2026 Shiraz Challenge reflects diversity of South African Shiraz
The winners of the 14th Shiraz SA Challenge were revealed at an illustrious awards ceremony on Thursday 6th August in Paarl.
Free online export course to help WC businesses access global markets
Export growth is one of the most effective ways to stimulate economic growth and create jobs …
Fire liability: a year-round concern in South Africa
If a fire spreads, losses may include damage to crops, grazing, infrastructure or equipment, as well as legal costs and liability claims.
Swartland Show 2026: Four Days of Agriculture, Championships and Entertainment
The Swartland Show is far more than just an agricultural exhibition, it’s a celebration of the people, livestock, innovation and traditions that make South African agriculture truly exceptional.
Women’s Voice in Agriculture celebrates women driving innovation and growth across the sector
The third edition of the Women’s Voice in Agriculture competition recognises women whose leadership, innovation and expertise are helping shape the future of the agricultural sector.
Regulatory future of herbicides and pesticides
In 2023 the United Nations adopted the voluntary Global Framework on Chemicals (GFC), which sets out five strategic objectives and 28 targets …
South Africa may have planted the smallest wheat area in nearly a hundred years
The domestic wheat industry is under pressure, and the farmers are slashing the plantings …