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Very high maximum temperatures are expected over the western and northern parts of South Africa in the last two weeks of October, lasting into December.
Daar is nou soveel sogenaamde "influencers" op sosiale media.- Die een wil beter wees as die ander- En dit lyk of dit 'n loopbaan is wat deur baie jong en ou mense oorweeg word. Een van die sogenaamde gewilde "Influencers" vra tot soveel as R15,000 tot R20,000 rand vir een plasing- met haar 100,000 volgelinge. Meeste mense is verslaaf aan sosiale media. Mense bly maar nasief.
Our news office receives a large number of emails and messages from all over the world inquiring about South Africa’s agricultural sector,current state of farming, future outlook for the industry, and the real conditions faced by our farmers.International media houses are also very interested in understanding the real status of the South African government’s political agenda regarding agriculture.
Agriculture is one of the most vulnerable business sectors because so many critical factors are outside farmers’ control. Unlike manufacturers or retailers who can adjust to demand and costs, farmers must make multimillion-rand decisions months before knowing if weather, markets or geopolitics will work in their favour.As African producers head into the next planting season, uncertainty remains high.
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