TYDSKRIF (RSA)
ProAgri SA 317
Elke boer weet dat sukses nie net bloot lê in harde werk nie, maar ook in die bereidwilligheid om voortdurend te leer, aan te pas en nuwe tegnologie te implementeer. Ons span het onlangs Val Boeredag bygewoon, waar ons weer[...]
ProAgri SA 316
Daar is sekere dae op die landboukalender wat net anders voel ... dae wat jou herinner hoekom jy doen wat jy doen. Die onlangse Stroperresies was beslis een van daardie dae. Die beplanning, geesdrif, entoesiasme en opwinding onder landbouhandelsmerke wat[...]
ProAgri SA 315
Nog ’n NAMPO is verby en die stof het gaan lê, maar die opgewondenheid en gesprekke wat vanjaar se skou gebring het, leef nog voort.[...]
ProAgri SA 314
Daar is sekere maande wat ՚n mens dwing om net ՚n oomblik stil te staan en weer perspektief te kry. April was so ՚n maand[...]
ProAgri Africa 126
Agriculture across Africa is evolving at an incredible pace. Every season brings new challenges, but it also brings new opportunities for farmers who are willing to embrace innovation, adopt better management practices, and invest in sustainable growth. This month's cover[...]
ProAgri Africa 125
Dear ProAgri Africa readers, As Zambia and several other countries enter their peak harvesting season, the focus naturally shifts to one of the most critical, and often underestimated, parts of the farming cycle: what happens after the crop leaves the[...]
ProAgri Africa 123
Dear ProAgri Africa readers, Across Africa, farming is still about one simple thing ... getting the job done, season after season, with what you have[...]
ProAgri Africa 122
Dear ProAgri Africa readers, March always brings a shift on the farm, a moment to pause after the busy start of the year. Across Africa,[...]
ProAgri Africa 121
Dear ProAgri Africa readers, while South Africa is dealing with a serious outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD), the rest of Africa has not seen widespread[...]
Boars and sows breed hope for aspiring Zimbabwe farmers
Zimbabwe has seen a different kind of career move with professionals abandoning their posts to take up farming. Ever since the country embarked on the land reform programme where ordinary Zimbabweans with no farming experience got pieces of land, thousands[...]
Poor pastures threaten Zimbabwe’s cattle herd: Goats may provide an answer
Smallholder farmers in Zimbabwe who rear livestock are counting their losses after an extended dry season decimated pastures. Like many smallholders, livestock breeders rely on rainfall for the feeding of their cattle, goats, donkeys, and everything else. However, with the[...]
Small grains may provide big gains for Zimbabwe smallholder farmers
Zimbabwe's smallholders are notorious for resisting appeals from the agriculture ministry to grow small, drought-resistant grains. They have always planted maize and weaning them from[...]
Namibia: Rabies in kudu on the rise again
An increase in the number of rabies cases among kudu has been reported in Namibia. Yet, rabies is nothing new to Namibia. The first cases[...]
ProAgri BNZ 53
This year surely kicked off on a high note. We started off this year hitting the ground running. How has this year begun for you?[...]