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The cattle most at risk from lion attacks

When wild lions sneak up on a herd of cattle to grab an easy meal, the dice seem to be

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FMD restrictions are late, but necessary

Around two weeks ago, government announced the temporary suspension of the movement of cattle as a means to curb the

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First-aid basics for small-scale poultry farmers

The term ‘small-scale poultry farmer’ covers micro-, small- and medium-sized broiler and egg production units. The South African Poultry Association

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How to optimise beef cattle production

Beef cattle production is often regarded as a lesser part of diversification on a crop production farm, with the animals

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South Devon cows and heifers: the central pillar of stud efficiency

“Our family’s long association with the South Devon breed has now been registeredin a system of science and measurement,” says

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SA’s oldest Angora stud: building on a foundation of excellence

The town of Jansenville in the Eastern Cape is situated on the banks of the Sundays River on the southern

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Fertility and meat quality: the traits driving the growing demand for Brafords

In the past, Brafords have been called the best-kept secret in the beef cattle world. However, it’s not a secret

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Indigenous veld goats: the ideal option for extreme conditions

Deon Vlok, who runs indigenous veld goats on 50 000ha between Calvinia and Brandvlei in the Northern Cape, says his

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Bonsmaras that set bank-breaking records

R2,1 million Bull Seller: Phillip Poggenpoel, Poggenpoel Molopo BonsmarasBuyers: Baszohn Bonsmaras. In June 2022, Phillip Poggenpoel of Poggenpoel Molopo Bonsmaras sold the

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How Angus cattle add value to a fruit farm

Conditions on Gielie Geldenhuys’s family farm in the Theronsberg region, 30km north of Ceres in the Western Cape, are harsh.

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AFRO AGRI REVIEW JOURNAL

The cattle most at risk from lion attacks

FMD restrictions are late, but necessary

First-aid basics for small-scale poultry farmers

How to optimise beef cattle production

South Devon cows and heifers: the central pillar of stud efficiency

SA’s oldest Angora stud: building on a foundation of excellence

Fertility and meat quality: the traits driving the growing demand for Brafords

Indigenous veld goats: the ideal option for extreme conditions

Bonsmaras that set bank-breaking records

How Angus cattle add value to a fruit farm

From Scarcity to Surplus: Zimbabwe’s Maize.

African Agriculture Reckons With a $92.

AI takes Root: Ghana Secures $100m.

Smart Farming Helps Zambian Communities Adapt.