As domestic demand for traceable, sustainably produced, and clean food surges, the upcoming Good Life Show is positioning itself as a critical launchpad for South African agricultural producers looking to scale from local farms to commercial retail shelves. The double-leg circuit kicks off this weekend...

Die SA Braford-telersgenootskap bied op Vrydag, 12 Junie 2026...

Jong produsente regoor Suid-Afrika het nou 'n laaste geleentheid...

Following the activation of the historic dual national disaster...

Grain SA and the South African Cereals and Oilseeds...

In a sharp turn of seasonal weather patterns, the Western Cape’s agricultural sector is dealing with the aftermath of consecutive cold fronts just 100 days after parts of the province were managing drought relief applications. Following a series of aerial assessments on 18 May 2026, Premier Alan Winde and Agriculture Minister Dr. Ivan Meyer provided an update on the disaster response, noting that the situation is currently being evaluated for classification as a national disaster. The 100-Day Shift: From Drought to Saturated Catchments For Western Cape producers, the timing of the intense weather systems has compounded existing operational challenges. On 25 February 2026, the George Municipality formally approved an application for a...