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Monday, August 31, 2026

Lamb Champs 2026: Paul van Rooyen Seëvier in Bloemfontein

Lamb Champs 2026 het die afgelope naweek Bloemfontein verower waar die beste Suid-Afrikaanse familieboere en lamsvleisliefhebbers bymekaargekom het. Die Toyota-stadion is omskep in ’n gesellige gesinsfees waar Suid-Afrikaanse landbou en tradisie gevier is. Saterdag, 29 Augustus 2026, het meer as 60 van die land...

System Migration Triggers Major Backlog at Durban Gateway Terminal

At the Durban Gateway Terminal (DGT)—formerly Durban Container Terminal...

Durbanville Producers Lead New Division at 194th SA Young Wine Show

Durbanville viticulturists and winemakers made history at the 194th...

Crisis in the Swartland: Wheat Farmers Cannot Carry Climate Risk Alone

South Africa’s grain sector is sounding the alarm as a severe drought in the Swartland threatens to devastate the national wheat crop. Grain SA has issued an urgent call for government intervention, warning...

Absa Beesarena en Peroxsil verseker top-kwaliteit beeste en biosekuriteit by Swartlandskou

Die Absa Beesarena by Swartlandskou is vanjaar weer een van die groot trekpleisters vir beesboere, telers en landbou-entoesiaste. Met nege beesrasse wat vanjaar deel vorm van die Grootvee-afdeling, beloof Swartlandskou ’n besonderse vertoning...

Major Win for South African Citrus as India Approves In-Transit Cold Treatment

In a major breakthrough for South African agriculture, India’s Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare has officially approved in-transit cold treatment for all citrus exports originating from South Africa. The landmark decision, published...

R600-Million Soybean Showdown: Grain SA and JSE Head to Court Over Pricing Inefficiencies

The legal battle between South African grain producers and the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) has escalated as the exchange decided to oppose Grain SA’s interdict application. The dispute centers on the JSE's decision...

IFPA Southern Africa Welcomes Bloomia as First Floral Member

In the absence of the usual annual IFPA Southern Africa conference, the Women’s Breakfast filled the void with a turnout that pleasantly surprised organizers. Held at the Irene Farm in Pretoria in recognition of the International Year of the Woman Farmer, Jane Strijdom, IFPA Southern Africa country manager, noted that the popular gathering remains an essential event on the local agricultural calendar. Bloomia Joins IFPA as First South African Floral Member A key milestone announced at the event was the official welcome of Bloomia as the International Fresh Produce Association’s (IFPA) very first floral industry member in South Africa. Based in Rawsonville, the tulip grower operates as part of the global...