Bosch Munitech’s environmental management services include alien vegetation management solutions
Bosch Munitech’s commitment to ensuring a sustainable future in South Africa, encompasses environmental management services that include alien vegetation control.
Promisingly high pack-out of FLASH GALA ™ expected
A high pack-out percentage of FLASH GALA ™ apples is expected based on the first samples taken when picking began in the...
icipe launches mass release of indigenous natural enemies to control fall armyworm
Management of the invasive fall armyworm (FAW), scientifically known as Spodoptera frugiperda in Africa, requires the deployment of all tactics within the...
A journey into the heart of BKT with Piero Torassa
BKT Field Engineer for over a decade,Piero tells us about himself on the digital TV, BKT Network.“In my training sessions I...
BBC launches series exploring how to feed the world in 2021 and beyond
With the global population expected to rise to 10 billion in the next 30 years, the UN predicts that food production will...
Superb cherry harvest for Tru-Cape grower
Harvest forecasts are sometimes nearer to crystal-ball gazing than to true science and massive fluctuations are often the norm rather than the...
Behind the Wheel: CNH Industrial supports the growing hemp industry in North America
Did you know that hemp can be used as a sustainable alternative to textiles, wood and even concrete? That it was once...
EIMA Technical News: the winners of the “second round””
Innovation will, once again, be the key theme of EIMA International, the great exhibition of agricultural mechanics that will take place in...
Kenyan agriculture entrepreneurs bet on diversification, networking to weather COVID-19 shocks, study
Benedetta Nangila’s Bracharia fodder farm in Bumula, Bungoma County Credit USIU
Throughout 2020 and the myriad of challenges...
Syngenta launches 2021 Leadership Academy for Agriculture Programme
With the right leadership, agriculture can heal South Africa - Twenty-eight agriculturists, from grain producers and agri-researchers to a Brahman stud manager...