The dream of a self-sufficient Africa that can feed its growing population and become a global net exporter is within reach.

Stellenbosch University will soon institute mandatory ethical animal research training, part of its measures to prevent a ...

Taking place on 23 October 2025 at the Joburg Market premises, this year’s annual Farmer’s and SMME Day is set to be a ...

Onderstepoort Biological Products recently briefed the Portfolio Committee on Agriculture on its financial and operational ...

Research and student training at Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of AgriSciences received a major boost earlier this month ...

Several organisations want the Expropriation Act of 2024 returned to Parliament after President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged ...

South Africa’s renewable energy landscape is gaining momentum, with over 53GW of wind projects in development, up nearly 60% ...

Last week in Willowvale, Eastern Cape, the Imvaba Cooperative Fund delivered 20 heifers and farming equipment to the Nqabarha ...

Malandela George Mbela will appear in the Potchefstroom Magistrate’s Court in North West on Wednesday after allegedly ...

Dragon fruit farming in South Africa has been fraught with challenges, resulting in many undertakings being abandoned.

Since the legalisation of hemp production in 2021, new markets, job creation, and rural growth have not materialised.

Boxer Superstores hosted a farmers’ day in Ndwedwe, KwaZulu-Natal, drawing close to 300 farmers from the area for a full day ...