Your workshop is the heartbeat of your farming operation. Every tractor, harvester and utility vehicle depends on the right lubricant to perform reliably, minimise wear and keep working when it matters most.

What makes one farming business better equipped to weather uncertainty than another? It’s not necessarily the size of the operation, the crops it produces, or even the machinery it owns.

Hino South Africa will offer a special deal on 700-Series truck tractors at the Nampo Cape 2026 agricultural show, to be held in Bredasdorp from the 9th to 12th of September.

South African drone retailer addresses two persistent farm management challenges: monitoring gaps caused by harsh weather conditions and the cost of applying inputs uniformly across fields that are anything but uniform.

Inside two horticultural tunnels in the heart of Reiger Park, east of Johannesburg, rows of spinach, cabbage, tomatoes, green peppers, chillies and eggplant flourish at Oosrand Commerce and Entrepreneurship School.

While the Reserve Bank held interest rates at 7%, South African farmers face severe operational strain from expensive diesel, high debt, and rising input costs

Moorreesburg is preparing to once again become the heartbeat of Western Cape agriculture when the 92nd Swartland Show opens its gates from Wednesday, 2 September to Saturday, 5 September 2026.

The second South African Preserve Championships, presented by Agri-Expo, attracted a record 700 entries from 85 producers when judging took place at Eensgezind outside Durbanville on Wednesday, 29 July, setting a new benchmark for the competition.

For decades, farming has been built around physical things you can see and touch: land, machinery, storage systems, and long-standing relationships with suppliers and buyers.

Speak to almost any agricultural producer today, and a common theme emerges: Uncertainty has become part of the job description.