Op-Ed : What a rural chilli farm can teach us about possibility and belonging

by: Bhavanesh Parbhoo  South Africa isn't for the faint-hearted I really hope this isn't a tedious read. The ideas being shared here are far too important...

Unlocking Soil Health and Efficiency Through Direct Seeding in Sugar Beet

SugarBeet Expo 2026: New industry platform for professional sugar beet production – Synergies with PotatoEurope – Soil health, robotics, technology trends and research –...

Protecting those who feed our nation.

Dräger South Africa’s Head Office is located in Johannesburg with local branches established in Cape Town and Durban. Recently we opened subsidiaries in Ghana...

Success lies beneath the surface as soil health becomes farming’s greatest competitive advantage

As climate variability intensifies and production costs continue to rise, South African producers are being challenged to rethink one of the most fundamental drivers...

Op:Ed: Biopesticides Supporting Sustainable Agriculture in Jordan

By Abdelmoneim Bakr, Regional Director MENA, CropLife Africa Middle East Jordan's agricultural sector has long demonstrated resilience and innovation despite limited natural resources and challenging...

EU crop production in focus as German-Ukrainian delegation tours DLG Feldtage

At the DLG Feldtage in Bernburg-Strenzfeld, Germany, in June 2026, a delegation from the German-Ukrainian Agricultural Policy Dialogue (APD UA) participated in a technical...

Corteva leads the way in sustainable agriculture

The modern agricultural landscape is defined by volatility with fluctuating input costs, unpredictable climate change and mounting pest challenges, all while meeting the global...

Battling Drought: How Drip-Irrigation Is Helping Farmers Thrive Amid Water Scarcity

As droughts and water shortages reach unprecedented levels across the globe, farmers are increasingly turning to micro-irrigation solutions to safeguard their crops. In Europe, for example,...

West African farmers gain access to dozens of high-yielding, climate-smart vegetable varieties

Jute mallow trials at WorldVeg in Benin. Pic by Neil Palmer (for the Crop Trust). Smallholder farmers across West Africa are set to benefit from...

Powder Keg: Pollinators, Pesticides and Politics 

International Pollinator Week runs from 22-28 June, as a celebration dedicated to protecting the small creatures and creepy crawlies that sustain our ecosystems and...
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