Daily Archives: 19 October 2020

Reaction to the president’s reconstruction and recovery plan

NWU Business School It is not a bold reform plan and there was insufficient emphasis ...

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Oct
Brazil to suspend tariffs on corn and soy until 2021

Source: Global Ag Media/The Pig Site, 19 October 2020, photo credit: Amazon.in Brazil will suspend ...

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Oct
Drone drops off bacon surprise

Source: Jennifer Shike, Farm Journal’s Pork, 15 October 2020 A drone delivering bacon turned heads ...

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Oct
Hopes for regionalisation policy with ASF in Germany

Vladislav Vorotnikov, Pig Progress, 9 October 2020 The occurrence of African Swine Fever (ASF) in ...

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Oct
Big diesel price drop brings input cost relief for farmers

Lloyd Phillips, Farmer’s Weekly, 7 October 2020 As things stand, South Africa’s summer crop farmers ...

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Oct
Tech disruption will only accelerate in decades beyond Covid-19

22 September 2020. Photo credit: Google Sites The global COVID -19 pandemic and the subsequent ...

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Oct
Green and integrated approaches could address food security challenges

Agriculture and food production does not happen in isolation, and to maximise food production and ...

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Oct
The year that the energy transition became inevitable — and cheap

Dirk De Vos, Business Maverick, 18 October 2020 Achieving climate crisis objectives to a net-zero ...

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Oct
Some good news on the cards for SA’s farmers

Wandile Sihlobo, Agbiz. This essay first appearedon Fin24, 12 October 2020. We are just over ...

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Oct
Stability in rural areas necessary for economies to thrive

Agbiz is alarmed at the high incidence of crime in South Africa, and in particular ...

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Oct
BETI data suggest there was big economic bang in Q3

Ed Stoddard, Business Maverick , 14 October 2020, photo credit: ChiefExecutive.net The BankservAfrica Economic Transaction ...

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