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Fruit destined for Japan inspected and loaded in Cape provinces
For the first season ever, Cape citrus growers can have their fruit destined for Japan inspected and loaded in their own provinces
Dele van die Noord-Kaap lei steeds a.g.v. droogte
Slegs ’n klein grensgebied van die oostelike en noordelike deel van die Noord-Kaap kon ’n gemiddelde reënval aanteken
Nutritional needs of ewes at every physiological stage
At every physiological stage there are a few physiological drivers behind the nutritional needs of the ewe.
Maatreëls om rondewurm parasiet te beheer
Dr Johan Cloete van MSD Animal Health gesels op RSG Landbou oor rondewurms parasiet
Williston-boere ontvang droogtehulp op 17 Mei 2019
Op Vrydag, 17 Mei 2019, het boere in die Williston area verligting ervaar toe droogtehulp uit verskeie oorde opgedaag het
Transport of wind turbine components to Northern Cape under way
Turbine tower sections are being transported from the Port of Saldanha Bay and from Atlantis to the various project sites
South African deciduous fruit showing continued growth
South African deciduous fruit production and exports continues to grow mainly due to new orchards coming into full production
Skaapboere moet só beplan vir die oorgangseisoen
Dr Dave Midgley, ‘n bekende skaapveearts, gesels op RSG Landbou oor die oorgangseisoen tussen somer en winter
Northern Cape dam levels should maintain sufficient supply this winter
Northern Cape dam levels were recorded at 88.4 per cent and will maintain sufficient water levels.
SA Agriculture Remaining Resilient Despite Severe Headwinds
Despite a number of challenges and limitations over the past few years such as drought, disease outbreaks and trade-related issues, the South African agricultural sector remains resilient.
