Connected, flexible, resilient: GEA shows future perspectives for dairy farming at EuroTier 2026
At EuroTier 2026 (November 10–13, Hanover, Germany, Hall 13, Booth C25), GEA will show how digital and automated technologies can help farms address current...
Over 1 Million Cardiovascular Deaths in Africa in 2019 — Can Nutrition Education Turn...
As World Heart Day approaches, PAN South Africa highlights evidence-based nutrition and culinary medicine as tools for prevention.More than 1 million people died from...
Orffa Strengthens Gut Health & Immunity Expertise with Professor Nadia Everaert
Breda, the Netherlands - Orffa has appointed Professor Nadia Everaert of KU Leuven to its Scientific Advisory Board, strengthening the company's scientific expertise in...
Tapestry that took an Eastern Cape village’s climate story to the world goes up...
Umlibo, a 5x2 m tapestry stitched by 41 women and two men in a remote village on the Eastern Cape coast, goes to auction...
SGS secures new three-year PVoC contract for Tanzania’s China Zone imports
SGS, the world's leading testing, inspection and certification company, has been awarded a new three-year Pre-Shipment Verification of Conformity to Standards (PVoC) contract by...
Agriculture has been here before, but has it learnt its lesson?
By Abrie Rautenbach, Managing Executive for Agriculture at Absa CIB In August 1971, Richard Nixon went on American television and announced to the world that...
How digital innovation and localised models are boosting financial inclusion across Africa
By Christine Rodrigues, Partner, BowmansSmallholder farmers and the broader informal workforce play a vital role in ensuring food security and economic stability in Africa....
Celebrating 90 Years of Genetic Progress and the Future of Sustainable Egg Production in...
For 90 years, Hy-Line International has focused on delivering genetic progress that creates measurable value for egg producers. Today, that same approach is supporting...
Six Common Brushcutter Mistakes to Avoid
From tractors and mowers to chainsaws and brushcutters, farmers have an array of equipment to keep their land productive and well maintained. Each has...
Shoprite Foundation Takes Practical Agriculture Project to Soshanguve School
Grade 9 learners at Soshanguve Engineering School of Specialisation will gain hands-on agricultural experience through two new horticultural tunnels and a borehole, made possible...