Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) - 2021-02-19

• Avos, macs & citrus: opportunit­ies and risks for SA’s booming crop industries
• High productivi­ty hay and forage equipment
• Award-winning Nguni breeder shares her formula for success
• Long-harvesting apricot variety promises higher returns
• Symbiotic strategies for climate change and biodiversi­ty loss
• The basics of pruning: keep it simple for maximum benefit
• Succession planning: the time to talk is now
• GLOBAL INSIGHT: Systems policy reform transforms Ghana’s seed sector
• RHINO POPULATION­S: ‘Array of reasons for declining numbers in Kruger Park’
• Managing cover crops on raised beds
• AGRIBUSINE­SS PERSPECTIV­E: Citrus industry: a real source of pride for SA
• SA HAS VITAL ROLE TO PLAY in tackling internatio­nal ‘agro-crime’
• LONG JOURNEY TO RECOVERY for SA’s beer industry
• A stock theft solution created by farmers for farmers
• CONSUMERS WARNED about stolen avocados
• Growing cashews: Part 3
• Communal Farming
• On the Market Floor
• LITCHI SEASON ends on high note
• Managing for Profit
• The Cannabis Post
• 3 Minutes with ... Dirk Hanekom
• The Hitching Post
• Farmer’s Diary
• Online Farmer
• Frugal Feasts
• The big stink about ginger prices
• Capacity woes remain despite lifting of liquor ban
• Blueberry loan set to create jobs in South Africa
• Trailblaze­rs of South Africa’s wine industry honoured
• ‘Seed breeders need greater focus on climate change’
• New horizons for South Africa’s sorghum industry
• Namibian small-stock producers in a perfect storm
• ‘Landless data’ could improve monitoring of land reform
• Surging ivermectin demand has animal health sector worried
• Good maize crop bodes well for staple food prices
• New guidelines to safely transport farmworker­s
• Farm planning regulation leaves more questions than answers
• ‘SA’s underrated watermelon industry needs organisati­on’
• Free State stock thieves switch from night to day operations
• THE MAIN CARMINGO CULTIVARS
• Crossword 398

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