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Farmer's Weekly (South Africa), 16 Oct 2026

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Read Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) online with PressReader. Farmer's Weekly (South Africa), published in English, is a magazine from South Africa. Stay up to date with the current issue, or browse back issues of Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) in the archive.

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ArticleWool and meat: a dual-pur­pose breed for the mod­ern sheep industry

The South African sheep industry has changed dra­mat­ic­ally over recent dec­ades. Today, pro­du­cers are con­fron­ted with fluc­tu­at­ing wool and meat prices, rising input costs, drought and cli­mate vari­ab­il­ity, lim­ited feed and water, labour...

Wool and meat: a dual-pur­pose breed for the mod­ern sheep industry

ArticleFarm­ing through El Niño: what farm­ers should change, and what they shouldn’t

With El Niño shap­ing dis­cus­sions around the 2026/27 pro­duc­tion sea­son, farm­ers are faced with an import­ant ques­tion: how much should a sea­sonal cli­mate sig­nal influ­ence decisions on the farm? Dr Tara Southey, founder and CEO of...

Farm­ing through El Niño: what farm­ers should change, and what they shouldn’t

ArticleDohne Merino: more rel­ev­ant than ever in a chan­ging agri­cul­tural envir­on­ment

South Africa’s agri­cul­ture sec­tor today faces a rap­idly chan­ging real­ity. Pro­du­cers are increas­ingly con­fron­ted by rising input costs, fluc­tu­at­ing product prices, cli­mate chal­lenges, labour issues, pred­a­tion, and the con­stant need to...

Dohne Merino: more rel­ev­ant than ever in a chan­ging agri­cul­tural envir­on­ment

ArticlePro­tect the soya beans you have already grown

A soya bean crop can make it all the way to matur­ity only for a sur­pris­ing amount of its value to dis­ap­pear dur­ing har­vest. Research shows that losses are influ­enced by genet­ics, grain mois­ture, header choice, com­bine set­tings and for­ward...

Pro­tect the soya beans you have already grown