Crop production

Less soil on the tyre. Healthier soil in the field.

In South African commercial agriculture, operational efficiency is directly tied to profitability. Every tractor pass across a paddock comes with a clear financial cost: fuel, operator hours and mechanical wear and tear; alongside a hidden agronomic cost: soil compaction. For years, producers have relied on repetitive chemical applications to[...]

By Article supplied|29th July 2026|Categories: Articles, Crop production, Fertiliser|Tags: , , |

Putting life back into your soil

South African commercial agriculture operates at a demanding intersection of climatic uncertainty and economic volatility. For today’s farmers, the margin for error has eroded to near non-existence. The rising cost of standard chemical inputs, combined with the long-term degradation of our soil, creates an environment where producers must find[...]

By Article supplied|26th June 2026|Categories: Articles, Crop production, Fertiliser|Tags: , , |

Millions of farmers in Africa’s Great Lakes region face rising temperatures: Study predicts how crop disease and pests could spread

Farming in the Great Lakes region of Africa (which includes Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Kenya) is challenging because of changing environments and ongoing social and political tensions. These tensions include conflict over resources. As a result, agricultural productivity is low and there’s a[...]

Botswana community gardeners take centre stage at Shoprite and Checkers’ Market Day on World Hunger Day

Beetroot, carrots, chillies, herbs and other vegetables grown in Botswana community gardens were showcased and sold at Shoprite Gaborone and Checkers Airport Junction Centre in the country’s capital city on Market Day on Thursday 28 May. This year, the project, which annually provides local community gardeners with a valuable[...]

By Article supplied|9th June 2026|Categories: Articles, Crop production|Tags: , , |

Namibian community gardeners take centre stage at Shoprite’s Market Day on World Hunger Day

Beetroot, carrots, chillies, herbs and other vegetables grown in a Namibian community garden were showcased and sold at Shoprite Lafrenz in Windhoek on Market Day on Thursday 28 May. This year, the project, which annually provides local community gardeners with a valuable retail platform, coincided with World Hunger Day[...]

By Article supplied|9th June 2026|Categories: Articles, Crop production|Tags: , , , |
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