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23
Sep

‘BRING BALANCE TO TRADE AND INVESTMENT BETWEEN ZAMBIA AND SOUTH AFRICA’

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Ms. Roseta Mwape-Chabala, president of the Zambia Association of Manufacturers, said Zambians appreciated South Africans’ investment in malls and franchising in their country, but appealed to them to put the same energy and enthusiasm into “productive sectors”. Mwape-Chabala spoke at the second meeting of the South Africa-Zambia Business Forum, held at Freedom Park in Pretoria […]

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23
Sep

WC Agriculture and CASE IH agree to boost research, precision farming

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Precision Farming. The Western Cape Department of Agriculture (WCDoA) has signed a five-year Memorandum of Agreement with CASE IH, an agricultural machinery manufacturer, at the recently held Nampo Cape in Bredasdorp. Under the agreement, CASE IH, renowned for its expertise in agricultural technology and state-of-the-art agricultural equipment, will provide the department’s seven research farms with […]

21
Sep

Precision irrigation: empowering agriculture amid water scarcity

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South Africa is renowned for its diverse agricultural landscapes. However, some producers face significant challenges, particularly concerning their water needs in a water-scarce country. Precision irrigation stands out as a solution that can aid farmers in overcoming this challenge. Charl van Reenen, agronomy manager at Netafim South Africa, explains that the availability of water directly […]

21
Sep

National Forest Week: Local forestry company a ‘shining star’ in industry

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More than half of Saskatchewan is covered in trees, but according to the CEO of Forest Saskatchewan, most people aren’t aware of just how significant the forestry industry is to the province. “It employs thousands, hundreds of thousands of people across the country in Canada,” said Carl Neggers. “It’s probably a $25 to $30 billion […]

21
Sep

New Study Highlights the Positive Impacts of Black Rhino Conservation on Population Recovery

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The conversation surrounding the conservation of an endangered species can often be disheartening, painting a grim picture of human impact. But, what if we could flip the script? Enter the IUCN Green List: A revolutionary approach that celebrates species recovery and ecological functionality, showcasing the positive power of conservation efforts. Unlike the Red List, which assesses […]

21
Sep

SANEA to host inaugural leadership conference in November

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The South African National Energy Agency (SANEA) will host its inaugural leadership conference at the Gallagher Convention Centre, in Midrand, in November as the organisation marks its centenary. Convened under the theme of ‘Transform – Energising Progress: Transformative Leadership for a sustainable future’, the two-day event will also include a SANEA Centenary Celebration on November 6 and the SANEA […]

21
Sep

Horticulture Production Expected to Reach 353.19 Million Tonnes in 2023-24: Third Advance Estimates

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Third Advance Estimates of 2023-24 highlight the dynamic nature of horticulture in India, with both increases and declines across different crop categories. These estimates offer valuable insights for policymakers and farmers to adapt strategies for the upcoming agricultural cycles. The Department of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare has released the Third Advance Estimates for the 2023-24 horticultural year, […]

21
Sep

Agriculture | Is there untapped potential in the Chinese market?

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JOHANNESBURG – Despite South Africa’s growth in the agricultural sector since 1994, there remains untapped potential, particularly in the Chinese market.   READ: World Agriculture Month | Plans to deal with food security China’s massive population and agricultural trade deficit, offers an opportunity for South African exporters. However, challenges such as high import tariffs hinder progress.   Senior […]

21
Sep

Agriculture in Kenya: How technology and sustainable practices can secure its future

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Agriculture in Kenya: How technology and sustainable practices can secure its future. Accounting to nearly 33% of the country’s GDP and employing over 70% of the rural population, Kenya’s agricultural sector, now stands at a crossroads. CHECK OUT: Learn at Your Own Pace! Our Flexible Online Course allows you to fit copywriting skills development around […]

13
Sep

Precision farming’ drones take off in South Africa

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Farmers and operations in South Africa’s agricultural sector are increasingly turning to drones to assist with “precision farming”—a technique involving the analysis and consideration of several factors to determine the correct inputs for maximum outcome. According to Kopano Tholo, a drone expert at ITOO Special Risks, farmers around the world are under pressure to boost […]