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Exploring African soil I had the privilege of visiting several farmers in Pandamatenga, Botswana, at the end of January. Pandamatenga is one of parts of Botswana most suited to dryland farming. Locals call the village Panda. The six silos that can be seen when passing through Panda are[...]
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Review of 2022 … and a look at the future This time of year, we often hear people say they can't believe it is December already, and they wonder where the time flew. Only yesterday day 2022 was still a dream; now the year has almost reached its end.[...]
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Power cuts: Looming crises in agriculture Planting season is in full swing, and the concern of power cuts being implemented result in farmers planting less, owing to rising costs and disruption in planting and irrigation schedules. Just the other day, I was driving with a farmer on his farm,[...]
ProAgri BNZ 36
Rise with a spring Here we are. Spring. Seems like yesterday I was writing my letter justbefore winter started. We are moving towards a new season, one that brings hope and renewal. Spring is a muchanticipated season for all — longer days and warmer temperatures. Reawakening, planning and planting[...]
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The month of August is a significant month on the South African calendar. Each year, the country celebrates Women’s Month that offers an excellent opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements and the important role that women have played, and continue to play, in agriculture and the broader South African society.[...]