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Harvesting Hope: NC State Alliance Aims to Grow African Agriculture

NC State University was founded in 1889 with a clear mission. As one of the nation’s first land-grant universities, it was tasked

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Dr Mpumi Mobe, senior researcher at the CSIR using a handheld HydroSense II system to measure volumetric water content of soil.

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CSIR’s water use app enables optimal use of water in farming

WITH the recent heavy rainfall experienced in the Western Cape, it’s easy to lose sight of the drought that plagued

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Daneel Rossouw, head of sales for agriculture at Nedbank Commercial Banking.

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What farmers can do to mitigate climate change

The agriculture sector is not powerless when it comes to climate change. Daneel Rossouw, head of sales for agriculture at

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Modernising for productivity – SEW-EURODRIVE debuts at NAMPO

Making its debut appearance at NAMPO Cape in Bredasdorp this year, geared motor specialist SEW-EURODRIVE is all set to excite

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SA agriculture remains the backbone of economic growth

THE Overberg is putting her best foot forward for NAMPO Cape, which this year will be presented by Grain SA

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South Africa is ‘Reaping the Digital Harvest’ by embracing new farming technology but challenges remain

The use of new farming technology is on the rise in South Africa and has the potential to enhance productivity

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Extreme climate anomalies pose a threat to food security.

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Maize remains South Africa’s greatest grain

It is no secret that maize is one of the most important crops worldwide, and at the rate at which

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New ways businesses are using drones in South Africa – like pest control

Drones are being used for various tasks in South Africa, from farming to crime fighting. Vergelegen wine estate in Somerset

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African smallholder farmers benefit from reduced crop losses and higher incomes from a novel pest alert service

A newly published review of the CABI-led Pest Risk Information Service (PRISE) project shows that smallholder farmers in four African countries who

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Cypress aphid: A new threat to Africa’s forests

William M. Ciesla is Forest Protection Officer, FAO Forest Resources Development Branch. The gentle rolling hills of central Kenya present an

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