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Growing optimism in the broiler industry. Foraging for mushrooms, read this first. The benefits of going undercover. Rare succulents thriving in the Karoo’s quartz patches. Tips from an up-and-coming egg farmer. Botswana beef gains global ground.

How pineapple leaves help clean water and solve crimes

Bienvenu Gael Fouda Mbanga, a research fellow in environmental analytical chemistry at Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape, explains how discarded pineapple leaves can successfully separate toxic copper from industrial wastewater and even assist forensic units.

4 mins

Impofu Wind Farm becomes a canvas for community connection through Enel's Blowing Art Initiative

Enel Green Power South Africa has introduced the Blowing Art Initiative at the Impofu Wind Farm in the Eastern Cape, a creative community project that turns renewable energy infrastructure into a living gallery.

2 mins

Thokoman Peanut Butter marks 25-year milestone with R500 000 commitment to food security

Thokoman Peanut Butter, one of South Africa's biggest producers of peanut butter, celebrates 25 years of consistent quality and community support, marking the occasion with a significant R500 000 partnership with Hot 102.7's Hot Cares initiative for 2026.

2 mins

Do you know your medicines for dosing?

Dosing sheep is an exact science, according to a White Dorper breeder.

3 mins

A path of accelerating land reform in South Africa

Delivering the ANC's January 8th Statement a few weeks ago, President Cyril Ramaphosa noted, amongst other things, that: “Land reform remains one of the most urgent tasks of the National Democratic Revolution. While progress has been made, much more is required to give effect to the constitutional requirement for redress and equitable access to land.”

2 mins

Reflections on 2025 and the policy space for 2026

The year 2025 was a year characterised initially by a wave of misinformation, particularly relating to legislation and tariff issues. This year some big moves are expected in the trade space.

3 mins

Shipping conditions to ease in 2026, but risk remains high

Early signs suggest a more favourable export season for South African producers, as easing global shipping congestion and improved performance by Transnet point to higher throughput at local ports. Lindi Botha reports.

2 mins

FMD detected on Free State pig farm

South Africa's pig industry is on high alert with the news that animals at a commercial piggery has tested positive for foot-and-mouth disease. Hanlie du Plessis reports.

2 mins

Sorghum shoot fly spotted in Roedtan, Limpopo

Octavia Avesca Spandiel reports on sporadic sorghum shoot fly detection in Roedtan, outlining identification signs, weather-driven risk, and practical management steps farmers need to protect vulnerable seedlings this season.

3 mins

What a West African palm oil project reveals about SA's readiness for EU rules

As EU sustainability rules tighten, compliance with the EU Deforestation Regulation is fast becoming a commercial requirement for South African agricultural exporters. A recently digitised palm oil supply chain in Sierra Leone now offers practical lessons on moving from policy to practice, writes Octavia Avesca Spandiel.

2 mins

Zimbabwe's dairy industry on the rebound

According to government officials, Zimbabwe's dairy industry is well on its way to revitalisation and modernisation.

2 mins

The foot-and-mouth disease threat is growing

Foot-and-mouth disease poses a growing threat to the livestock industry, especially communal farmers, with devastating economic consequences unless awareness and compliance improve, writes Shane Brody.

3 mins

Resigning in the agriculture sector

In the same way as an employer has a obligation to adhere to the labour law when terminating the employment of a farmworker, so too the employee has to follow procedures when resigning, says James Pretorius.

2 mins

2026: a year for women to prosper in agriculture

The UN's declaration of 2026 as the International Year of the Woman Farmer highlights women's vital role in agriculture and the need to close the sector's gender gaps writes Dr Sifiso Ntombela.

2 mins

South Africa is losing the fight against parasites in livestock

South Africa is losing the war against internal and external parasites, according to Dr Dave Midgley, CEO of the Ruminant Veterinary Association of South Africa. He told Annelie Coleman that this is because the focus in the country is on killing the parasites and not on addressing the root cause of the problem.

4 mins

The Karoo's rare dwarf succulents: a lesson in survival

What may look like patches of year-round snow on the simmering Karoo plains are actually ancient quartz islands. However, they have the same effect as snow, with a carpet of bright, white pebbles cooling the surface just enough to allow a range of unique miniature succulents to grow in the harsh, salty soil where nothing else would survive, writes Roelof Bezuidenhout.

3 mins

Foragers, beware of these toxic mushrooms!

There are many, many species of mushroom that grow in South Africa, and while some of them are delicious in a stew or other dish, many are toxic and consumption could be fatal. This article takes a look at some of these.

10+ mins

Zimbabwean farmers' undercover success stories

Clemence Manyukwe takes a look at the successful operations of three 'undercover' farmers in Zimbabwe, including flower grower Roelof Nugteren, hydroponics farmer Keith Chipudhla, and aquaponics farmer Joe Mugwagwa.

10+ mins

Lettuce grower finds recipe for success in outdoor hydroponics

Delicate, high-value crops such as lettuce and herbs can provide high returns, but are susceptible to disease and sensitive to extreme weather. In the Western Cape, one retail supplier is getting around these challenges by marrying outdoor shade netting tunnels and hydroponics. Jeanne van der Merwe reports.

5 mins

The importance of netting in horticulture

Once viewed mainly as a shield against hail, wind and sun, netting has evolved into a core business strategy in modern horticulture. According to various sources, as margins tighten and climate risks intensify, undercover farming is increasingly non-negotiable for premium horticultural production. Petri de Beer reports.

6 mins

Rethinking vertical farming to beat the boom-bust cycle

Vertical, indoor farming addresses many of the biggest challenges facing food producers: dwindling natural resources, erratic climates, and distance to market. Lindi Botha reports.

8 mins

How lighting boosts greenhouse productivity

Supplemental lighting in hydroponic greenhouse systems can contribute significantly to the quality of produce grown in such systems, but it has to be utilised optimally as it adds significantly to the capital outlay and running expense of such a facility.

4 mins

Artificial intelligence shows promise in hydroponics farming

The precision farming technology sector is hard at work developing artificial intelligence-based solutions for growers, but such systems cannot simply be plugged into existing systems, says Jeanne van der Merwe.

3 mins

From planning to peak lay: building a profitable egg business

Mpumalanga poultry farmer Lebogang Mashego spoke to Octavia Avesca Spandiel, and shared practical insights on planning, building systems that work, breed choice, feed management, and markets to build a profitable and sustainable egg business.

5 mins

Young farmer proves broiler margins are made in the management

Attention to detail and work ethic have earned Gerrit Maritz the title of AgriCulture Gauteng's Young Farmer of the Year 2025. He runs a poultry operation producing 4,5 million broilers per year in Magaliesberg, Gauteng. He shared his lessons on keeping margins favourable with Lindi Botha.

7 mins

Botswana's cattle industry and the road to premium export markets

Botswana's beef industry has gained global recognition and premium market access through quality, compliance, and strategic branding. Maintaining its position as one of Southern Africa's top beef exporters will depend on sustained long-term planning and a commitment to sustainable growth. Petri de Beer reports.

3 mins

Geely is intent on hanging around

Having fallen off the radar around a decade ago following a short local stint, Chinese manufacturer Geely has announced its proposed return to South Africa towards the end of 2026. The Citizen's Jaco van der Merwe reports.

4 mins

South Africa's famous wandering hippo

From 1928 to 1931, a hippopotamus trekked 1 600km from what was then northern Natal to the Eastern Cape's Keiskamma River near Peddie, where it was shot dead by a posse of farmers. As Mike Burgess writes, this journey would immortalise the hippo in South African history.

3 mins

Five-ingredient chocolate pots

These five-ingredient chocolate pots are proof that a decadent dessert doesn't need to be complicated. Made with rich dark chocolate, cream, and egg yolks, they deliver a silky-smooth custard with deep chocolate flavour and just the right level of sweetness.

1 mins

Balsamic roasted veggies with penne and avocado

A vibrant, feel-good meal that brings together sweetly caramelised veggies, creamy avocado and perfectly cooked pasta. A splash of balsamic vinegar and brown sugar adds depth and balance, while crunchy lemon-infused breadcrumbs deliver a satisfying finish.

1 mins

Great reads to enjoy during ‘me-time'

Patricia McCracken has plucked an assortment of fascinating titles covering different areas of interest, from coastal exploration and dining in the wild, to African traditions surrounding love and marriage.

3 mins

How coral reefs can help combat hunger

With the global population reaching 8,3 billion, scientists are increasingly looking to the oceans to solve burgeoning food security crises.

1 mins

The heroics of fighter Gideon Scheepers

The execution by the British of a young Boer commandant is seen by many as a miscarriage of justice. He was captured after he fell seriously ill and was unable to flee. Graham Jooste reported.

6 mins

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प्रकाशक: CTP-Limited-t/a-Farmer’s-Weekly

वर्ग: Business

भाषा: English

आवृत्ति: Fortnightly

Farmer’s Weekly is an agricultural magazine based in South Africa, targeting the whole of Southern Africa. The magazine is committed to advancing the interests of the region’s farmers and its agricultural industry by serving as a mouthpiece for the industry and by keeping its readers informed of the latest developments in the agricultural sector.