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Gamtoos farmers’ water allocation slashed by 60%

2 July 2017 By admin

Gamtoos farmers’ water allocation slashed by 60%: GOING DOWN: The Kouga Dam stands at just 18.6% capacity – levels last witnessed in 1991. Farmers drawing water from the dam have had their allocations for 2017/18 slashed by 60% from July 1. Photo: Supplied (Patensie) – STARTING July more than 200 citrus, vegetable and dairy farms in the Gamtoos River Valley that rely on water … [Read more...] about Gamtoos farmers’ water allocation slashed by 60%

Residents on rampage after Coligny farmers granted bail

8 May 2017 By admin

Residents on rampage after Coligny farmers granted bail: Residents on rampage after Coligny farmers granted bail: ??Residents of Coligny went on a rampage after two farmers accused of murdering a 16-year-old boy were granted bail in the local magistrate’s court. Pieter Doorewaard‚ 26‚ and Phillip Schutte‚ 34, were granted bail on Monday of R5000 each. They are accused of … [Read more...] about Residents on rampage after Coligny farmers granted bail

Red Meat Prices Spiral As Cattle Farmers Rebuild Herds

31 March 2017 By admin

Red Meat Prices Spiral As Cattle Farmers Rebuild Herds: Prepare to fork out more for your favourite cuts of beef, or go without. This is the word from analysts who predict beef prices will soar beyond 30% this year, as hard-hit livestock farmers battle the effects of a three-year drought while attempting to rebuild their herds. According to Agri Eastern Cape analyst and … [Read more...] about Red Meat Prices Spiral As Cattle Farmers Rebuild Herds

School feeding schemes can fill children’s tummies and farmers’ pockets | The Conversation

30 March 2017 By admin

School feeding schemes can fill children's tummies and farmers' pockets: School feeding schemes play a major role across Africa. Reuters/Thomson Reuters FoundationEvery day, about 370 million children worldwide benefit from national school feeding programmes. Sometimes it’s breakfast; sometimes it’s lunch and sometimes it’s both. But whatever the meal, school feeding schemes … [Read more...] about School feeding schemes can fill children’s tummies and farmers’ pockets | The Conversation

Red meat prices spiral as EC cattle farmers rebuild herds

29 March 2017 By admin

Red meat prices spiral as EC cattle farmers rebuild herds: BEEFED UP PRICES: Agri Eastern Cape analyst and national vice-chairman of the Red Meat Producers Organisation, Pieter Prinsloo, says beef prices are expected to soar as farmers rebuild drought-hit herds Photo: Supplied (Port Elizabeth) – Prepare to fork out more for your favourite cuts of beef, or go without. This is … [Read more...] about Red meat prices spiral as EC cattle farmers rebuild herds

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