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- Wuhlf Equipment celebrates 20 years with an exclusive customer reward
Wuhlf Equipment celebrates its 20th anniversary this year and to mark this milestone, one lucky customer will be rewarded with a trip of a lifetime. Read more » - ‘Government must do better in fight against FMD’ – RPO chairperson
The human factor, lax policing, and bureaucratic inertia are among the biggest factors contributing to the ongoing foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) crisis in the country. Read more » - Nampo Cape sets new record with 49 326 visitors
Nampo Cape 2025 concluded with a record number of visitors on Saturday. Altogether, 49 326 people attended the event, hosted in Bredasdorp in the Western Cape from 10 to 13 September. Read more » - Vinpro offers practical solutions for farmers at Nampo Cape
Vinpro hosted an information session at Nampo Cape titled ‘Practical Solutions for Today’s Farmer’, offering attendees a wealth of practical, actionable advice to improve their operations and reduce their risks. Read more » - Boer goat farming: a simple recipe for prosperity
Nestled in the heart of the Vredefort Dome, surrounded by the Dome Bergland mountain range, you will find Marius Smit and Heinrich Hamman, co-owners of the Aegagrus Boer Goat Stud. Read more » - Groundbreaking agreement to professionalise SA’s logistics sector
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport SA (CILTSA) and the Institute for Customs and Freight Forwarding (ICFF) have signed a landmark memorandum of understanding. Read more » - High-quality innovations shine at Nampo Cape’s Farmer Patent competition
The Farmer Patent competition at Nampo Cape drew fewer entries this year, but the overall quality of innovations was higher than usual, according to Donald Brink, Omnia sales manager and one of the competition judges. Read more » - KZN farmers face mounting hardship after enduring R65m in flood damages
KwaZulu-Natal’s (KZN) agriculture sector has faced R65 million in losses due to floods and storms experienced this year alone. Read more » - Local barley industry stands to benefit from global investment
Barley production has fluctuated due to hurdles ranging from unpredictable weather to rising costs. This has prompted farmers to plant lower-risk crops like wheat, oats, or canola, disrupting production and market stability and increasing uncertainty in the industry. Read more » - From cleaner to head of production: Hollard Game Changer honoured at Nampo Cape
A celebration of cheese and changemakers took place on Thursday evening at Nampo Cape in Bredasdorp during a cocktail evening hosted by Hollard. Read more »
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