Fertilizer markets were slow this week after the Easter and Eid holidays. Nutrient prices are stable but facing downward pressure.

Eskom is in an increasingly desperate state. There is little hope that South Africa will have a secure and reliable electricity supply for years.

 There is a major scientific gap of animal welfare studies focusing on captive lions housed in commercial farms in South Africa.

Agri SA welcomes the signing of the Agriculture and Agro Processing Masterplan (AAMP) by Minister Thoko Didiza and sector stakeholders.

Most countries in both the rich and the developing world have some sort of programme to help early career farmers (mostly, but not exclusively young people) to get established in a farming or agribusiness enterprise.

The plan does not meet the minimum requirements of scientificity, fairness, inclusivity or clarity and is therefore doomed to fail.

The world economy is under pressure, and South Africa is not immune to the impact. Input costs are rising, consumer spending is cautious and general turmoil in world markets contributes to a sense of trepidation.

Land reform in South Africa is an emotive and politically fraught subject. That’s because land was at the heart of the dispossession of Africans by colonial settlers.

Inflation is a process of sustained increases in the general price level over a period of time, typically 12 months.

A cycling trip sows the seeds for sustainable development

BASF stel die gratis xarvio^® SCOUTING toepassing bekend in Suid Afrika om boere te help met optimale produksie op hul gewasse

A look at the global orange market paints a varied picture. Generally speaking, there seems to be no shortage of oranges in most production countries, though both South Africa and Spain had a delayed start to their seasons, which hasn’t done prices any favours.

The impact of the recent floods in Durban, which have destroyed the infrastructure and interrupted trade activity, will likely appear in the second quarter trade figures.

South African companies are missing out on R350-billion a year in export opportunities to the European Union (EU), new research shows.