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North West Enters Planting Season with Urgent Call for Farmers to...
Ditsobotla - The North West Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has called on farmers to embrace adaptive and sustainable farming practices as the...
Features
Technology
Using technology to minimise farming risks
By Chris Steyn, Agricultural Economist at SyngentaFarming is risky. Weather patterns can change quickly, diseases can flare up, fires can threaten crops and infrastructure,...
OneSoil Global Analytics now identifies up to 28 crops from satellite...
OneSoil, a Swiss agtech company building AI tools for precision agriculture, today released a new version of Global Analytics, its system for mapping fields...
Agri-Economics
Kenya’s Tea Bonus Puzzle: Why Higher Prices Led to Lower Payouts
EBC Financial Group highlights that less leaf, fuel costs, and earlier monthly payments are likelier causes, despite a flat shilling. A smaller bonus that...
From Wild Potatoes to Resilient Varieties: Crop Trust and International Potato...
The International Potato Center (CIP) is partnering with the Crop Trust to launch a new phase of the BOLD project. It aims to turn...
Agri-Chem
Op-Ed: Beyond Bans: Making the 2035 Phase-Out of Highly Hazardous Pesticides Work for Africa
Op-Ed by Guy Liabra, Director Regulatory Affairs, CropLife Africa Middle East, ahead of the Global Framework on Chemicals Conference in GenevaIn November, delegates...
Garlic: nature’s own pest deterrent
BY JOHAN GERBERGarlic is much more than a kitchen staple. Its naturally occurring sulphur compounds, particularly allicin, have been studied for their ability to...
TIA Backs TokaBio With R14m to Improve Livestock Disease Tracking and Protect Exports
The Technology Innovation Agency (TIA), an entity of the Department of Science, Technology and Innovation (DSTI), has invested R14 million in TokaBio to support...
Agri-Business
He started with a stipend. Now his farm in South Africa helps others earn
By: Nokulunga Gumede and Mzokhona Mjwara, Site Administrators at SolidaridadTshepo Mochekgechekge (29), a former Social Employment Fund (SEF) participant who is now a crop farmer based...
Kenya’s Tea Bonus Puzzle: Why Higher Prices Led to Lower Payouts
EBC Financial Group highlights that less leaf, fuel costs, and earlier monthly payments are likelier causes, despite a flat shilling. A smaller bonus that...
Two Kenyan Enterprises Selected for Pan-African Accelerator Backing Businesses That Grow by Protecting Nature
With backing from the UK and Norway, the Nature-First Innovation Lab (NFIL) will help local enterprises Acacia EPZ and ForestFoods get ready to raise...



























































