Annelie Coleman |

Farmer’s Weekly

Since its reopening in the second half of 2022, the Farmers’ Meat Market export abattoir in Mariental, Namibia, has processed payment of R10,9 m, excluding VAT, to 46 sheep producers in that country.

Namibian mutton and lamb exports on the increase

Peace Parks Foundation

Simalaha

Food price pressures that have beset Zimbabwe have persisted, giving the Southern African country the unenviable position of having the world’s worst inflation, despite some slight moderation, a recent report by the World Bank showed.

Despite easing, Zim’s food price inflation remains highest in the world

Shane Brody |

When purchasing livestock to start a new farming enterprise or increase the size of your existing herd, you need to make sure the arrivals will thrive. So do your homework well, says Shane Brody.

Buying in livestock: do your research to prevent problems

Susan Marais |

Although Clive Tigere obtained a university degree in statistics, he turned his back on an office job and returned to Louis Trichardt in Limpopo to start a hatchery. He explained to Susan Marais how his success is helping his clients’ businesses thrive.

Limpopo hatchery goes to the next level

Peace Parks

A good year ahead for farmers at Peace Parks Foundation, find out why... Watch now!

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Caxton Magazines

People living in the Simalaha Community Conservancy in western Zambia have risen out of poverty through the use of conservation agriculture (CA) methods.

Conservation farming helps Zambian smallholders thrive

Simalaha is Zambia's first Community Conservancy, where the Sesheke and Sekhute Chiefdoms are taking ownership of their own destiny - Peace Parks is supporting them on this journey

Simalaha Community Conservancy

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