AGRI NEWS NET- WEEKEND NEWS RUSH Summary of the Week 1 November 2026
South Africa farmers swap maize for sunflower as ‘Godzilla’ El Niño threatens harvests
THE FUTURE OF FARMING and AGRICULTURE TECHNOLOGY
Farm Security in South Africa – Protecting Valuable Assets in an Increasingly Challenging Environment
Can South African Farmers Turn Sugarcane into an Answer to Expensive Fuel?
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Collapse of Systems faces South African Wine Industry
South Africa’s lion petting industry: we spent three years investigating and here’s what we found
Artificial breeding in beef cattle
SOUTH AFRICA, THE WORLD MUST SEE WHAT IS HAPPENING TO OUR FARMING COMMUNITIES
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Not because the land is bad. But because the system ends at the harvest.No cold storage.No local processing.No supply chain.Just rot.We clap when farmers hit record yields, but what’s the point of growing what you can’t preserve, move, or sell?That’s not farming. That’s failure in slow motion.
Dit is AGRI NEWS NET Naweek- nuus-Nuus wat jy kan vertrou- 24/7 in jou hand. Elke dag dou voor dag is ons span besig om net die beste en goeie nuus te oes. Maklik om te lees en veilig om te blaai. Landbou op sy beste.
Threatened by land-use change, intensive agriculture, climate change and desertification, soil health is declining at an alarming rate and could be reaching a point of no return. Farmers are at the frontline of the soil crisis. They have contributed to the degradation but are also the most affected by it.
Southern Africa's early table grape season is running 7 to 14 days earlier than normal.In Namibia's Aussenkehr Valley along the Orange River and Limpopo's Loskop Valley, packlines started early due to higher winter temperatures, especially night temperatures, plus recent heat that accelerated development.
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