The future landscape of Western Cape agricultural logistics is being systematically mapped out. Cape Winelands Airport and Stellenbosch University (SU) have finalized a strategic cooperation agreement aimed at driving innovation under the shared banners of "Smart" and "Green" development. For the region's farming sector,...

In a swift shift within the Government of National...

For decades, South African apple and pear producers have...

AgriSA verwelkom die amptelike publikasie van die Nasionale Energiereguleerder...

The Western Cape economy has once again demonstrated its...

Walk into any local agribusiness or homestead today, and the transformation is clear. The days of shapeless khakis and worn-out work shirts are over. As winter settles across the platteland, trend is sweeping through rural communities: the rise of refined, high-performance country wear. Today’s farming families demand apparel that bridges the gap between rugged field durability and casual weekend style, driving a high-end evolution of local farm fashion. Sustainable Luxury Meets the Soil At the forefront of this movement is a focus on traceability and homegrown textiles. Pioneers of sustainable luxury like Gerber & Co.— rooted in Namaqualand’s wool-growing heritage—are disrupting the rural wardrobe by using 100% organic Merino wool sourced...