Following a high-level trade and diplomatic mission to the United States (USA), Premier Alan Winde has reaffirmed the Western Cape Government’s commitment to protecting the province's agri-exporters, placing agricultural trade preservation, market access, and AGOA advocacy at the center of critical engagements in Washington...

Deep in the heart of the Franschhoek Valley, Babylonstoren...

In a major breakthrough for South Africa’s agricultural sector,...

Stellenbosch University engineers have developed an automated, solar-powered biotelemetry...

Met Erfenisdag op 24 September 2026 om die draai,...

The Darling Wildflower Show returns from 18 to 20 September 2026, marking an essential event for the agricultural and conservation sectors as the small town of Darling bursts into vibrant spring colour. Hosted at the Darling Sport Club, this iconic three-day festival stands as both a celebration of spring flora and a critical reminder of the delicate balance between commercial farming and biodiversity stewardship. A Critically Endangered Agricultural Neighbor The fertile Swartland region is renowned for its commercial production of wheat, canola, livestock, and wine grapes. However, these agricultural landscapes share immediate borders with Swartland Granite Renosterveld and ancient lowland fynbos—ecosystems considered among the most threatened habitats on Earth. Home to more...