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Protecting Your Livestock When Temperatures Plunge

By Aurelia Mbokazi For farmers, a cold front isn’t simply about reaching for another jacket. When temperatures suddenly plunge, rain turns to sleet and snow begins falling across parts of the country, the animals out in the field feel that change too. South Africa is currently experiencing exactly that kind

Gugulethu Tshabalala August 11, 2026

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Five Vegetables to Plant in August That Will Keep Your Soil Working Before Spring

Staff Writer For many South African farmers and home growers, August feels like a month of transition. Winter hasn’t quite let go, but spring is already knocking at the door. It’s tempting to leave vegetable beds empty while waiting for the warmer months, especially if you’re planning to plant tomatoes,

Gugulethu Tshabalala August 4, 2026

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How to Build Healthier Soil This Winter Before the Next Planting Season

By Aurelia Mbokazi It’s easy to think that winter is a time when the land simply waits for spring. The fields are quieter, planting plans are still taking shape and much of the attention shifts to machinery, budgets and preparing for the months ahead. But while the surface may appear

Gugulethu Tshabalala July 28, 2026

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Five Soil Checks Every Farmer Should Do Before Spring

By Staff Writer Winter may feel like a slower season on many South African farms, but beneath the surface, the groundwork for the next harvest is already being laid. Before tractors return to the fields and planting begins, there is one asset every farmer should pay attention to: the soil.

Gugulethu Tshabalala July 21, 2026

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Seven Ways Farmers Can Reduce Input Costs Before the Planting Season

Aurelia Mbokazi July is often seen as a quieter time on the farming calendar, but experienced farmers know that some of the most important decisions for the coming season are made long before the first seed goes into the ground. With South Africa’s summer planting season only a few months

Gugulethu Tshabalala July 14, 2026

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How Urban Farming Is Feeding Johannesburg’s Communities

By Blessings Masuku and Colleta Gandidzanwa In parts of Johannesburg, a small patch of spinach, herbs or sweet potatoes can mean far more than a greener neighbourhood. It can help stretch a household food budget, supply a community kitchen and, in some cases, bring in a little extra income. Across

Gugulethu Tshabalala July 7, 2026

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Small Space, Big Harvest: Why Urban Farming Could Be South Africa’s Next Food Revolution

By Aurelia Mbokazi As food prices continue to climb and household budgets come under increasing pressure, many South Africans are beginning to look at their gardens, patios and even balconies a little differently. What was once simply an outdoor space is increasingly becoming an opportunity to grow fresh produce, reduce

Gugulethu Tshabalala June 30, 2026

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The Funding Lifeline Every Emerging Farmer Should Know About

Aurelia Mbokazi-Kashe As Parliament raises concerns about the future of South Africa’s Blended Finance Scheme, many emerging farmers are asking a more practical question: what is it, who qualifies, and could it help turn a farming dream into a sustainable business? Parliament’s Warning Sparks Fresh Questions Parliament’s warning over funding

Gugulethu Tshabalala June 23, 2026

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Bayer and Khula Join Forces to Boost Emerging Farmers

By Aurelia Mbokazi-Kashe For many emerging farmers in South Africa, the real hurdle is often accessing the finance, markets, technology and support needed to turn a promising farming operation into a sustainable business. A partnership between Bayer and agricultural technology platform Khula aims to tackle exactly that. At the heart

Gugulethu Tshabalala June 9, 2026

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Could Beekeeping Be Your Way Into Agriculture?

By Staff Writer On 20 May, South Africa joined the rest of the world in celebrating World Bee Day, a reminder of the tiny pollinators that play a massive role in agriculture and food production. Without bees, many of the fruits, vegetables and crops we depend on would struggle tosurvive.

Gugulethu Tshabalala June 2, 2026

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