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What Emerging Farmers Can Learn From NAMPO 2026

By Staff Writer NAMPO has a way of making first-time visitors feel both inspired and overwhelmed. One moment you are standing next to a combine harvester taller than a house, the next you are listening to conversations about drones, exports, financing, biofuels and the future of farming in South Africa.

Gugulethu Tshabalala May 19, 2026

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NAMPO 2026 opens with innovation at the heart of farming’s future

By Aurelia Mbokazi-Kashe NAMPO Harvest Day opens at NAMPO Park in Bothaville today – Tuesday, 12 May–bringing together farmers, emerging producers, agribusinesses, vehicle brands and technology companies for one of Southern Africa’s biggest agricultural gatherings. This year’s theme, Resilience through Innovation, speaks directly to the pressure farmers are facing: rising

Gugulethu Tshabalala May 12, 2026

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Africa’s Fertiliser Shock: Why Farmers Need Smarter Food Systems

By Jaron Porciello Africa’s farmers know better than most that farming is never isolated from the rest of theworld. A conflict far from the farm gate can quickly affect input costs, planting decisions,harvests and ultimately what families are able to put on the table. The latest concern is fertiliser. Sub-Saharan

Gugulethu Tshabalala May 5, 2026

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Why Information Is Your Most Powerful Tool in Farming

By Staff Writer Farming has never been just about land, rainfall or livestock. Increasingly, it is about something less visible but far more powerful: information. Across South Africa, from smallholder farmers finding their footing to seasoned operators managing large enterprises, the decisions made every day are shaped by what people

Gugulethu Tshabalala April 28, 2026

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Cecilia Makgatho’s Resilient Journey from a Film Career to Nguni Cattle Farmer

By Staff Writer In another life, Cecilia Makgatho might have been behind a camera, building a filming career in New York. Instead, her story took a very different turn, one rooted in dust, cattle, grief and resilience on a 639-hectare farm near Bronkhorstspruit. Makgatho had planned to study film production

Gugulethu Tshabalala April 21, 2026

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The Rise of Regenerative Farming

By Kate Congreves “Sustainable” has become one of those words we hear almost everywhere. It is used to describe the clothes we buy, the energy we use and the way we are encouraged to live. Food and farming are no different. But lately, another term has been gaining ground: regenerative

Gugulethu Tshabalala April 14, 2026

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Which Beef Breed Works Best in South Africa?

By Frans Jordaan, Dr Ben Greyling & Prof Michiel Scholtz Despite the current foot-and-mouth disease challenges affecting parts of the country, beef farming remains one of South Africa’s most resilient and potentially lucrative agricultural sectors. With more than 40 registered beef breeds in the country, the question many new and

Gugulethu Tshabalala April 7, 2026

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The Untapped Potential of Potatoes in South Africa’s Agro- Processing Industry

By Theresa Siebert Potatoes are one of the most familiar foods on our plates, yet their true potential goes far beyond what we see at the supermarket or on a menu. In South Africa, only about 10 percent of the total potato crop is processed. Of that, the majority goes

Gugulethu Tshabalala March 31, 2026

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Unveiling the Invisible: The Untapped Potential of South Africa’s Beef Industry

Dr Ennet Moholisa Numbers can be powerful when they reveal something unexpected Beef is the second-fastest growing commodity in South Africa’s agricultural sector. In 2024 alone, approximately 2.8 million cattle were slaughtered, the highest figure recorded in six years. But this raises an important question: what happens to the blood

Gugulethu Tshabalala March 24, 2026

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Will multiple pressures dampen agricultural production in SA?

By Ntambo Moloi-Mabuza South Africa’s agricultural sector is navigating a difficult period, with business confidence dropping sharply in early 2026 as disease outbreaks, export pressures and rising input costs weigh heavily on the industry. According to the latest Agbiz/IDC Agribusiness Confidence Index (ACI), confidence among agribusiness leaders fell from 67

Gugulethu Tshabalala March 17, 2026

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