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- Women contribute to farm businesses by managing finances, working with livestock, organising production and helping make decisions. Yet they are not always recognised as farmers or given a say in how enterprises run, often being seen as wives, daughters or helpers even when their work is essential
- Hot Summers day in South Africa with rain in some places- Rain in Northen Parts.
- South African nectarines and peaches are now reaching customers in Mumbai and Delhi within five days of harvest, following logistical changes introduced after a difficult start to the season. Initially, uneven flight schedules, airport delays and soft fruit arrivals caused problems, but closer coordination with a South African grower partner has helped shorten the journey from harvest to delivery.
- South Africa gives its farmers far less support than most other countries. According to the OECD’s 2026 Agricultural Policy Monitoring and Evaluation report, government support to South African producers averaged only 3.1% of gross farm receipts between 2023 and 2025. The average across the 56 countries surveyed was about 13%. In Norway and Switzerland the figure reaches around 50%.
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