Global Climate-Livestock Conference Comes to Africa for the First Time
For the first time, the International Greenhouse Gas & Animal Agriculture Conference (GGAA) is being held in Africa, a continent that is home to one-third...
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Lessons from Community of Practice: Climate-Smart Irrigation Helps Zimbabwe’s Smallholders Withstand Drought and Boost Incomes
In Zimbabwe’s semi-arid districts, climate-smart irrigation schemes are transforming the way smallholder farmers cope with erratic rainfall, increasing harvests and securing more stable incomes. Supported...
Agrifac Launches Three New Sprayers with Advanced Technology and Enhanced Comfort
Agrifac has unveiled three new self-propelled sprayers—the Endurance 80, Vanguard 67, and Vanguard 55—all equipped with the latest EcoTronicPlus 3 operating system. These new machines...
Climate, Data, and Decisions: Helping Small African Farmers Turn Uncertainty into Yield
The seasons no longer “sound” as they once did. Rainfall skips a beat, heat waves arrive out of season, and pests climb to altitudes that...
CNH Drives Sustainable Farming Forward with Biogas-Powered Tractors
CNH Industrial’s New Holland brand is leading the charge in sustainable agriculture with innovative alternative fuel solutions. At the forefront is the T7 Methane Power...
First Cut Delivers Comprehensive Cutting, Welding, and Grinding Solutions for South Africa’s Evolving Agriculture Sector
South Africa’s agricultural landscape is transforming. From on-site meat processing and precision fabrication to equipment maintenance and infrastructure upkeep, modern farms are increasingly complex, self-reliant,...
Africa’s farmers to benefit from global push for low-methane, resilient livestock
The International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI), with support from the Bezos Earth Fund and the Global Methane Hub, has announced the launch of a three-year,...
Soil Health at the Heart of Resilient, Profitable Farming
BREDASDORP, South Africa – Regenerative farming should not be seen as a passing trend but as part of a broader, context-specific management strategy, says soil...
UFS launches Greener SA: planting the seeds of a sustainable future
The University of the Free State (UFS) launched Greener SA, a five-year initiative to plant 400 000 trees across South Africa, at the Paradys Experimental...
KZN Farmers Struggle After R65 Million Flood Damage
KwaZulu-Natal’s agricultural sector is reeling after floods and storms earlier this year caused an estimated R65 million in damages, leaving many farmers — especially small-scale...