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Why Many Kenyan Tea Bonuses Fell Despite 3% Higher Prices, A Rise That Normally Means More Pay
EBC Financial Group highlights that less leaf, fuel costs, and earlier monthly payments are likelier causes, despite a flat shilling. A smaller bonus that ... -
Why Crop Resilience is Becoming as Important as Yield
Image: Venessa Moodley (Supplied) As weather extremes become more frequent, the measure of a successful crop is increasingly not only what it can produce ... -
South Africa’s Nutrition Crisis: Healthy Food Remains Out of Reach for Many
Image: Rhiza’s Thuthuwa Farm in Diepsloot Many South Africans families may have enough to eat but not enough money to eat well. October 2026, ... -
If Regenerative Agriculture is the Goal, the Whole Value Chain Needs to Change
Image (Supplied): Nedbank panel discussion at NAMPO Cape By Kudzayi Mazikana, Head: Sustainability Strategy, Nedbank Business and Commercial Banking At a Nedbank-hosted media event ... -
South African Agriculture is No Longer Navigating Cycles – It is Adapting to Permanent Change
By Daneel Rossouw, Head of Sales at Nedbank Agriculture Speak to almost any agricultural producer today, and a common theme emerges: Uncertainty has become ... -
Corteva Agriscience Strengthening Farm Resilience in a Global Market
Corteva Agriscience positions South African agriculture within an increasingly competitive global marketplace, where success is defined not only by yield but by consistency, quality ... -
South Africa’s FMD Wake-Up Call: Time for a Science-Based Biosecurity Reset
By Dowell Sichitalwe South Africa’s livestock industry is at a crossroads. With over 270 reported cases of foot and mouth disease (FMD)—and nearly 250 ... -
Tru-Cape applauds Young Farmer of the Year finalist Gordon Anderson
Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing is proud to announce that Gordon Anderson (36), farm manager at Oewerzicht near Greyton, a supplier of apples and pears to ... -
Buzzing for change
How Cape Coastal Honey is building a sustainable future for bees, beekeepers and biodiversity World Bee Day – 20 May 2025: South Africa’s agricultural heartbeat ... -
Using Agriculture to Define Ghana’s Destiny: An Open Letter to the Minister for Food and Agriculture
Congratulations on your appointment as Ghana’s minister for food and agriculture. I write to you as someone who believes deeply in the boundless potential ...
