GM crops could support food security in Africa, new study suggests      Weeklikse Afrikaanse Landbou Nuusoorsig - 6 Julie 2022      SA Hunters welcomes announcement about expired firearm licences      How land reform can boost inclusive agricultural growth      Farmers cut food production as costs soar      Is It Really Okay to Eat Eggs Every Day?      Farmingportal-Agricultureportal AGRI NEWS NET - 2022      The Biopesticides Market Estimated to Reach USD 3.3 Bn by 2026      Big game parks vs big farming: Victory for nature on the Klaserie River      No new provisions from Government to protect workers when “Day-Zero” comes      
Quanlim Top
Jeugd
Farming PortalFarming PortalFarming Portal
  • Home
  • Farming News
    • South Africa
    • Africa World
    • All News
    • Downloads
    • Agri Writers Competition
    • News Article Submission
    • International News
  • Agri Index
  • Agri World
    • Diary and Dates
  • Farminglifestyle
    • Agri Women
    • Food and Health
    • Who is who in farming
    • Farmers Community programs
    • Agri Tourism
  • All Agri News
    • News of the Day
    • Press Release
    • Editorials
    • Advertorial
    • Promotional
    • Advertise Rates
    • Agri News Net
    • Markets
    • Video’s
    • Podcasts
    • News - Other Languages
    • Nuus/Artikels - Afrikaans
  • Agri Shop
    • Farms for sale
    • Machinery For Sale
    • Livestock For Sale
    • Other Sales
  • Contact Us
Finance available
Water solutions
Go green
Marketing Left
Podcast AGRI NEWS NET
Commodity SL
  • Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) needs $350 million to avert rising hunger as countries reel from COVID-19 pandemic’s impact

    More and more people struggle to have access to or enough food in fragile countries

  • Zimbabwe and its food hunger and farming communities.

     Masvingo districts discussed in the last blog in this series, and they share many similarities, with a focus on maize production, combined with horticulture. There are fewer who are accumulating significantly, but there are still many who are doing well.

  • Food policy instruments to stimulate healthy eating and food security

    South Africa is a country of dichotomies and ironies and there is no economic sector that that typifies this more than the agri-food sector. 

  • Wheat saving the planet one diet at a time

    The time is ripe for the wheat-based foods industry to better understand and highlight its role in saving the planet. That role could be nothing short of extraordinary.

  • Processed Food Alternatives for When You Feel the Need to Cheat

    Processed food alternatives have been around since ancient times.

  • Perceived perfection in our fruits and veggies comes at a cost

    Some  time ago, on the way home, I decided to buy an apple. It was a nice and round and red apple.

  • Transforming Africa’s livestock sector is key to food security

    Africa will be unable to meet demand for meat and milk by 2050 and benefit from growth in the livestock sector unless countries adopt new policies and innovations, a new report has found.

  • Africa’s Farmers: Key to Solving Malnutrition

    The United Nations issued its annual hunger report , ringing alarm bells the world over as governments gird for a coming COVID-19-induced food crisis.

  • TRANSPARENCY-ONE: FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN

    From the barley fields of Uganda to cassava farms in Zambia, blockchain – the technology behind cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin – is helping make supply chain transparency to agriculture all over the world.

  • Traceability to assure the chemical quality of food exported

    Adrian Poletti is an agronomist based at Pergamino city, the iconic city of the Pampas’ agriculture. He advices farmers and farming companies about Good Agricultural Practices and he is deeply concerned about the regulatory standards of their exports.

  • Is eating moldy food dangerous?

    Last week, food scientist and writer Joe Rosenthal spoke to former employees of the popular breakfast spot Sqirl and posted their experiences on Instagram, and their anecdotes were musty — literally.

  • Energised by disruption’: 2020 sows a new way forward for food

    If Australia is known for anything in the farming world, it is the ability to produce food from a brittle environment.

  • COVID-19 has hit SMEs in South Africa’s food sector hard. What can be done to help them

    COVID-19 has prompted widespread discussion of the resilience of food systems and how efficiency and competitiveness have been previously understood.

  • Healthy’ Foods That Are Unhealthy

    Healthy eating is finally getting the recognition it deserves.

  • A RURAL REVOLUTION CAN DRIVE FOOD SECURITY FOR SOUTH AFRICA

    When this crisis is over, we will have a chance to reshape national production through the development of rural agriculture and agro-processing.

  • Brief reflections on South Africa’s food price inflation

    South Africa’s food price inflation accelerated to 4.6% y/y in July 2020, from 4.5% y/y in the previous month.

  • Unless we change course, the US agricultural system could collapse

    icture an ideal dinner plate. If you’re like most Americans, it features a hearty portion of meat, from animals fattened on midwestern corn and soybeans, and a helping of vegetables, largely trucked in from California.

  • You pick up 10kg flour and you weigh it in your hands and in your heart’-South Africa

    The cost of going the cheapest route to put food on the table is leaving cash-strapped SA women distressed and concerned about the health of their families.

  • Africa has a growing food security problem: why it can’t be fixed without proper data

    The COVID-19 pandemic and consequent lockdown measures have had a huge negative impact on producers and consumers. Food production has been disrupted, and incomes have been lost. But a far more devastating welfare consequence of the pandemic could be reduced access to food.

  • The unbelievably simple way to cut greenhouse gas emissions from the food sector in half

    If we all swapped beef burgers and bacon sandwiches for vegetarian alternatives most of the week, we could cut greenhouse gas emissions from the food sector by more than half.

Page 10 of 17

  • Start
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • End
We buy farms
Marketing  Right
PODCAST - Agri News Net
Comodity SR
Water solutions

Newsletter Subscribe

Weerinligting - Suid Afrika

Potgooi

Potgooi

Potgooi

Popular News Tags

South Africa 1599 Farming 703 africa 501 wandile sihlobo 403 agriculture 357 food 330 landreform 295 USA 237 suid afrika 163 farmers 152

AGRI NEWS NET POTCASTS Feeding

  • South Africa’s livestock industry and biosecurity challenges
  • Weeklikse Nuusopsomming CRA MEDIA 6 Julie 2022
  • Daaglikse Finansieele verslag met Frans De Klerk - Woensdag 6 Julie 2022
  • It takes healthy cows to meet changing customer needs
  • Daaglikse Finansieele verslag met Frans De Klerk - Dinsdag 5 Julie 2022

WEATHER of the day

International News - Twitter

The London Rush. UK politics & markets.#FromFrancinesDesk pic.twitter.com/QwKAMFiaUQ

— Francine Lacqua (@flacqua) July 6, 2022

© 2022 Farming Portal. All Rights Reserved. Designed by Shiftable Media

  • Home
  • Farming News
    • South Africa
    • Africa World
    • All News
    • Downloads
    • Agri Writers Competition
    • News Article Submission
    • International News
  • Agri Index
  • Agri World
    • Diary and Dates
  • Farminglifestyle
    • Agri Women
    • Food and Health
    • Who is who in farming
    • Farmers Community programs
    • Agri Tourism
  • All Agri News
    • News of the Day
    • Press Release
    • Editorials
    • Advertorial
    • Promotional
    • Advertise Rates
    • Agri News Net
    • Markets
    • Video’s
    • Podcasts
    • News - Other Languages
    • Nuus/Artikels - Afrikaans
  • Agri Shop
    • Farms for sale
    • Machinery For Sale
    • Livestock For Sale
    • Other Sales
  • Contact Us
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website.
I accept