Farm smart!
Build smarter on the farm with Anvil Engineering’s modular solutions
Modern farming demands more than productive land and quality equipment. Farmers are constantly faced with the challenge of expanding infrastructure, improving efficiency and maintaining facilities while keeping costs under control. Whether it is erecting a greenhouse, building storage facilities, setting up market displays or maintaining workshop equipment, finding practical[...]
DuxAgri: 10 Year celebration – A Decade of Innovation and Sustainability in Agriculture
For the past ten years, DuxAgri has been at the forefront of revolutionizing sustainable agriculture. Founded with a vision to provide natural bio-solutions for modern farming challenges, the company has grown into a leader in the bio-stimulant, bio-control, and biofertilizer market. As the industry shifts toward environmentally responsible practices,[...]
Robust and eco-friendly – Jinpeng’s electric tricycle is the best option for your farm
Sometimes farmers and farmworkers need to get from one area on the farm to another quickly, this is where bakkies and quad bikes were traditionally used. But this is not sustainable as diesel is expensive and you cannot always carry cargo with you on a quad bike. Jinpeng provides[...]
Normans: Trusted technology, Vodacom solutions, and home essentials for over 25 years
For more than 25 years, Normans has been a trusted name in technology and home essentials, serving the Vryburg community with quality products and a commitment to innovation. From humble beginnings, Normans has grown into a well-established store that caters to the diverse needs of customers across the region,[...]
UP researcher advances fruit fly management through innovative study
Some SA fruit industries spend more than R300 million a year to combat fruit flies. UP researcher Tania Pogue explains how her study of pest traps could revolutionise how we protect our fruit exports. In a significant advancement for agricultural pest management, University of Pretoria (UP) researcher Tania Pogue[...]