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  • Neonicotinoid pesticides pose a serious threat to human’s health, as well as bees, birds and other insects

    Neonicotinoid pesticides including acetamiprid and imidacloprid (that are responsible for deaths of millions of bees) are affecting developing human nervous system and may even harm developing brains of the unborn babies, experts at European Food Safety Authority say.   

  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- Agricultural pesticides and public health remains a major unresolved challenge

    The tension between agricultural productivity and public health remains one of the most persistent and unresolved challenges in many countries, particularly those where agriculture employs the vast majority of the population.Agrochemicals play a vital role in modern farming.
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    Foot-and-Mouth Disease is still a huge problem- .
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    The world is moving into an El Niño year, and the signs are already clear.
  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- South African Railways: A New Era of Private Sector Participation

    South Africa’s rail sector is entering a significant new chapter as the long-awaited opening of Transnet’s network to private operators gains momentum.
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    Agrochemicals are chemical agents used on farmlands to improve the nutrients in the field or crops.

  • How judicial overreach blocks progress in South African agriculture

    The recent Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) ruling to overturn Bayer’s registration of drought-tolerant maize, product number MON87460, is a clear example of judicial overreach.

  • Think tank warns of potential impact on South African agriculture of EU pesticide bans

    South African think tank, the Bureau for Food and Agricultural Policy (BFAP), has warned that the EU’s European Green Deal strategic roadmap could pose a challenge for South African agriculture, in the coming years. The aim of this roadmap is to make agriculture more sustainable and help combat climate change.

  • VIEWPOINT- The Relevance and Safety of Agricultural Chemicals in 2025

    Agricultural chemicals, or agrochemicals, including pesticides (insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, nematicides), fertilizers, and other growth agents, remain critical to global food production in 2025. They are indispensable for boosting crop yields, controlling pests, and ensuring food security for a growing global population.
  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD) situation in South Africa,-April 2025,

    The FMD crisis in South Africa began gaining serious momentum inApril 2025, mainly with the SAT2 serotype and some SAT1 and SAT3 cases.
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    Traditional chemical herbicides have dominated weed control in agriculture for decades, but mounting concerns over environmental damage, pesticide resistance, soil health, human health risks, and regulatory pressure are forcing the industry to look for alternatives.
  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- South African Agriculture Faces a Tough Year in 2026

    South African Agriculture Faces a Tough Year in 2026
  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- The Fuel Price Trap: Why South Africans Rarely Benefit When Oil Prices Fall

    One of the most frustrating realities in South Africa today is the speed at which prices go up when fuel costs rise, and how slowly — or never — they come back down when fuel prices drop.
  • What Is The Future of Pesticides in Farming and Agriculture

    For many years pesticides have been a central part of modern farming.

  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- People Are Paying Too Much to Live in South Africa.

     The United Nations has issued a strong warning that urgent global action is needed to prevent a future food crisis triggered by the closure of the Strait of Hormuz in the Middle East.
  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- South African farmers are facing yet another year of great challenges

     South African farmers are facing yet another year of great challenges, but history has shown that our farmers are among the most resilient people in the world.
  • WEEKEND-VIEWPOINT- Farmers and Workers: A Relationship of Mutual Loyalty and Shared Lives in South Africa

     In an era where stories of conflict often dominate headlines, there exists a quieter but powerful reality on many South African farms: deep mutual loyalty, care, and genuine partnership between farmers and their workers.
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