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SWARTLAND SHOW 2026: FOUR DAYS OF AGRICULTURE, CHAMPIONSHIPS AND ENTERTAINMENT

SWARTLAND SHOW 2026: FOUR DAYS OF AGRICULTURE, CHAMPIONSHIPS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Aug 6, 2026 | Agriculture

Swartlandskou Show Grounds Skouterein. Photographer Marlene Kotze By Show Media  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...
FROM TRADITIONAL PRESERVES TO SPEKBOOM CHUTNEY: RECORD 700 ENTRIES SHOWCASE SOUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE AND INNOVATION

FROM TRADITIONAL PRESERVES TO SPEKBOOM CHUTNEY: RECORD 700 ENTRIES SHOWCASE SOUTH AFRICAN HERITAGE AND INNOVATION

Jul 31, 2026 | Agriculture

Agri-Expo’s second annual South African Preserve Championships got under way with the judging at Eensgezind outside Durbanville on 29 July 2026. From left are Breyton Milford, General Manager of Agri-Expo; Marietjie van Jaarsveld, Head of Ministry at the Western...
FARMERS ARE GOING DIGITAL AND IT’S CHANGING HOW AGRICULTURE WORKS

FARMERS ARE GOING DIGITAL AND IT’S CHANGING HOW AGRICULTURE WORKS

Jul 29, 2026 | Agriculture

By Desry Lesele, Senior Manager for Agribusiness Client Value Propositions at Nedbank Commercial Banking.  For decades, farming has been built around physical things you can see and touch: land, machinery, storage systems, and long-standing relationships with...
SOUTH AFRICAN AGRICULTURE IS NO LONGER NAVIGATING CYCLES – IT IS ADAPTING TO PERMANENT CHANGE

SOUTH AFRICAN AGRICULTURE IS NO LONGER NAVIGATING CYCLES – IT IS ADAPTING TO PERMANENT CHANGE

Jul 21, 2026 | Agriculture

By Daneel Rossouw, Head of Sales at Nedbank Agriculture  Speak to almost any agricultural producer today, and a common theme emerges: Uncertainty has become part of the job description.  Whether it is unpredictable weather, changing consumer preferences, rising input...
WILL EL NIÑO DROUGHT HIT FOOD PRICES IN SOUTH AFRICA? EARLIER RAINS AND GRAIN STOCKS OFFER HOPE

WILL EL NIÑO DROUGHT HIT FOOD PRICES IN SOUTH AFRICA? EARLIER RAINS AND GRAIN STOCKS OFFER HOPE

Jul 17, 2026 | Agriculture

South African farmers had good rains in the first half of 2026. Gurswin Prins, Pexels By Wandile Sihlobo  The likely impact of the expected El Niño on South Africa’s agriculture and food prices in 2027 is a major point of discussion among analysts and economists in...
AS ROOIBOS DEMAND GROWS, SAFEGUARDING ITS ORIGIN MATTERS MORE THAN EVER

AS ROOIBOS DEMAND GROWS, SAFEGUARDING ITS ORIGIN MATTERS MORE THAN EVER

Jul 9, 2026 | Agriculture

Rooibos has earned international recognition for its distinctive flavour, health benefits and uniquely South African origins. As new export markets open and demand grows, safeguarding Rooibos’ origin is becoming increasingly important to the industry’s...
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