Family fun at the Shongweni Farmer’s & Craft Market this Youth day: Join in the fun at the Shongweni Farmer's & Craft Market on Thursday, 16 June (Youth Day) for what promises to be the perfect family outing, with good food, live music and loads of vibrant market stalls. Source: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your publication. My Press … [Read more...] about Family fun at the Shongweni Farmer’s & Craft Market this Youth day
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South Africa’s farmers can benefit by reducing their water use | The Conversation
South Africa’s farmers can benefit by reducing their water use: South Africa will deal with future water constraints by importing basic foodstuffs from its neighbours. DelpixelSouth Africa’s agribusinesses will find themselves at the back of the queue for water in future. The demands for water for urbanisation and associated industrialisation will take priority. If the … [Read more...] about South Africa’s farmers can benefit by reducing their water use | The Conversation
Zim orders tobacco farmers to open bank accounts
Harare – Zimbabwe has ordered tobacco farmers in the country to open bank accounts, as payments for auction floor deliveries of the crop will not be paid for in cash starting this year. The Zimbabwean tobacco auctioning season will start on March 31, a late opening that is reflective of late rains in the country. […] The post Zim orders tobacco farmers to open bank … [Read more...] about Zim orders tobacco farmers to open bank accounts
White commercial farmers ‘live large’ off stolen water – MP
White commercial farmers and the mining sector are involved in the rampant theft of water, the chair of Parliament’s portfolio committee on water and sanitation says. Read the full article by here: Articles relating to Places | johannesburg Submit and get free press releases here: MyPR Free Press Release. Click HERE to submit your Johannesburg or Gauteng Press … [Read more...] about White commercial farmers ‘live large’ off stolen water – MP
Why the ‘Green Revolution’ is making farmers poorer in Rwanda | The Conversation
Rwanda's experience shows that the 'Green Revolution' is not as transformative as it is made out to be. SuppliedA major strategy to reduce poverty in sub-Saharan Africa is through modernisation of agricultural production. The “Green Revolution” policies being implemented promote modern seed varieties and inputs to boost production of marketable crops. This is meant … [Read more...] about Why the ‘Green Revolution’ is making farmers poorer in Rwanda | The Conversation
