Sugarcane trash can produce energy – what South Africa’s small farmers need to make this happen
Instead of being burnt, sugarcane trash could provide electricity for more than 100,000 homes in South Africa.
Interview with Dr Alastair Paterson: Advice from an Old Hand
While you work, study as much as possible about your job so you become irreplaceable … learn all the practicalities of your job.
Entrepreneur nurtures growth and champions change in agriculture sector
Kenokatha specialises in niche vegetables like baby marrows, broccoli, green beans, and sugar snap peas, supplying retailers and markets across South Africa.
Make Sustainable Choices with the ‘Be Fair Right Now’ Initiative
Help transform the livelihoods of these farmers and workers …
SA maize supply issues
Are we running short of mielies?
Africa’s worsening food crisis – it’s time for an agricultural revolution
Rates of hunger in Africa are unacceptably high and getting worse. Is agroecology the answer?
Incorrectly labelled honey-based syrup removed from Gauteng shops
Making sure the product you buy IS beneficial to your health …
EduPlant Programme Grows School Success with Cross-Curricular Impact
The EduPlant programme remains committed to creating a generation of learners who understand the importance of sustainability.
South African Agriculture Faces Severe Decline Amid Economic Contraction
Measures that will bolster agriculture in South Africa
Agriculture project gives developing farmers better herds, better market access
The Rafi project in rural Eastern Cape province is giving developing farmers access to critical enablers of agricultural success.