Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) - 2019-01-18

• OPINION & ANAL YSIS
• Bottom Line
• Back to Basics
• Machinery & Implements
• By Invitation
• Action needed now to curb droughts in the future – experts
• Vegetable Production
• US citrus blac k spot regulation­s to be relaxed
• Close shav e for Valtrac in baler scam
• Smaller stone fruit harvest expected
• Communal Farming
• On the Market Floor
• History of Rural South Africa
• Summer grain production woes
• Global Farming
• Real Cooking for Real Men
• Tax Advice
• Cooking with Vuvu
• Hillbilly Homes
• Online Farmer
• Holistic Health
• Hitching Post
• 66 Farm Sales
• 55 Motoring
• 10 Archive
• The low profitabil­ity problem
• A worse year ahead
• Unpacking the US’s new strategy for Africa
• Close shave for Valtrac in baler scam
• Controllin­g wild boar in the EU to combat African swine fever
• EU farmers to receive protection against ‘bullying buyers’
• New research reveals detrimenta­l impact of organic produce
• Sharp fall in Australian farmer income due to drought
• Kiwi farmers urged to monitor consumer trends
• Scientists step up the fight against beehive beetle parasite
• New global resolution to protect ‘peasant rights’
• Controvers­y about new labelling for GM foods in the US
• Severe fire damage to historical Wupperthal
• ‘Sporadic rain in Mpumalanga too little to break drought conditions’
• New study explores bitter taste of honeybush tea
• Prof Nick Vink receives Stellenbos­ch University Chancellor’s Award
• Support for call to increase tariffs on ‘dumped’ chicken
• Wool market expected to stabilise in 2019
• Award-winning Brangus breeder’s formula for success
• The multi-purpose Nguni component
• Selecting the right variety
• Growing cabbages: Part 1
• Your peace of mind
• A LEMON BEER OR A PEACH COCKTAIL

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