Local saffron can compete with best in the world
Recent organoleptic testing done by a prominent South African multinational retailer has awarded the products of local saffron producer Saffricon a top rating.
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Feestyd-eiertekort tref Nieu-Seeland
‘n Verbod op ingehokte batteryhoenders, wat reeds in 2012 aangekondig is, het onlangs ingetree en daar heers tans chaos in die Nieu-Seelandse industrie. Winkelrakke staan leeg en supermarkte beperk die aantal eiers wat elke klant kan koop.
Laeveld Agrochem help groente t.w.v. R2000 vir minder as R300 skep
Gee vir ‘n mens groente, en jy gee hom of haar kos vir ‘n dag; bemagtig ‘n mens om haar of sy eie groente te verbou en jy voed hulle en hul geliefdes ‘n leeftyd lank.
Varkbedryf se varkies in een hok ten spyte van kosteknyptang
Ten spyte van baie uitdagings is die Suid-Afrikaanse varkbedryf op goeie voet en optimisties oor die toekoms.
Landbou verwelkom nuwe regulasies om kabeldiefstal te stop
LU SA verwelkom die nuus van nuwe maatreëls om die diefstal van kabels, heinings, ysterpale, ens. aan te spreek en die verkoop daarvan as skrootmateriaal hok te slaan.
Rooibos-gesondheidsvoordele nie net ouma se stories nie
Die jongste rooibos navorsing wys nou besliste en opwindende gesondheidsvoordele. Mediese navorsing het ‘n R4.8-miljoen inspuiting van die Department van Wetenskap en Innovasie gekry. Die SA Rooibosraad gaan dieselfde bedrag bydra. Twee plaaslike universiteite sal binnekort ‘n R9.6-miljoen hupstoot kry om hul navorsing verder te dryf.
Launch of rooftop farm at iconic Kenilworth Centre
Redefine Properties has unveiled the first retail urban rooftop farm to be established in the Western Cape – right on top of Kenilworth Centre, a popular regional shopping mall in the heart of the southern suburbs.
Duisende pelsdiertjies ontsnap nadat inbrekers hulle “vrylaat”
Duisende nertse (mink) is vandeesweek uit hul hokke by ‘n plaas in die noordweste van Ohio deur inbrekers (uitbrekers?) vrygelaat.
Lab-grown meat: We don’t know if it’s kosher, but we know it’s on the table
The US Food and Drug Administration has given safety clearance to lab-grown meat for the first time.
Widespread deaths in rabbits and hares in the Western Cape cause for concern
Unusual numbers of rabbits and wild hares have been dying in the Western Cape since the first week of November. It appears that the deaths are caused by a highly contagious disease, to which South African rabbits and hares have no immunity.