Data-driven decision-making lies at the heart of modern agriculture, yet the sheer volume of weather readings, soil metrics, and localized trial information available today does not guarantee better farming outcomes. Access to information alone does not automatically translate into higher yields, improved resource efficiency,...
The Lamb Champs Invitational is officially set following the final regional qualifier on 24 September in Paarl, where Kyla Wasserman (1st place with a Dohne Merino) claimed top honours, securing her spot alongside...
The Western Cape Department of Agriculture marked a major historical milestone on 17 September 2026, celebrating the centenary of the Langgewens Research Farm. Gathered at the facility, researchers, producers, industry stakeholders, and government...
The 12th Animal Feed Manufacturers Association (AFMA) Forum, hosted at Sun City from 8 to 10 September 2026, gathered over 900 registered delegates representing approximately 273 organisations across more than 30 countries.
Surpassing the...
As Heritage Month celebrates the traditions that unite South Africans, Laager Rooibos reflects on a homegrown icon that has become a fundamental part of the nation's identity and agricultural footprint.
Grown nowhere else in the world, Rooibos has evolved from a wild shrub in the Cederberg mountains into one of South Africa's most recognizable agricultural exports, with brands like Laager Rooibos established as household names that bring communities together.
"As South Africans, we often celebrate our heritage through food and music, and Rooibos is especially deserving of such recognition," says Candice Sessions, Marketing Manager for Laager Rooibos. "It is uniquely South African, deeply rooted in our landscape and culture, and has...