SA Pork
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Should South African agribusinesses expand into the African continent?
Source: Wandile Sihlobo, Agbiz e-newsletter, 9 July 2021, photo credit: Umaizi This essay first appeared ...
Jul
Understanding micromineral–microbiota interactions
Source: Robyn Joubert, Chemuniqué, 12 July 2021, photo credit: 21st-Century Interdisciplinary Dictionary Microminerals can play ...
Jul
Repeating mistakes: why the plan to protect the world’s wildlife falls short
Source: Michelle Lim, The Conversation, 16 July 2021, photo credit: Bojúrí It’s no secret the ...
Jul
Study shows a huge burden of undiagnosed disease in a rural SA district
Source: The Conversation, 27 June 27, photo credit: Daily Maverick South Africa’s massive effort over ...
Jul
Study on quantification of the SA pork value chain released
Source: SAPPO Weekly Update, 9 July 2021, photo credit: Alex Lau, Epicurious The first phase ...
Jul
Advice on converting farm buildings for pig B&B
Source: UP Farmer’s Weekly, photo credit: Steemit New-build sheds on greenfield sites have been a ...
Jul
Global agri-food systems need to transform to reach SDGs
Source: Agbiz e-newsletter, 9 July 2021, photo credit: The Guardian This year’s OECD-FAO Agricultural Outlook ...
Jul
Growth options for your farm
Source: Prof Johan Willemse, SAPPO News June 2021, photo credit: North Carolina Field and Family ...
Jul
Insect meal could be included in pig and poultry feed after ENVI Committee vote
Source: Global Ag Media, The Pig Site, 29 June 2021, phot credit: Labiotech The International ...
Jul
EFSA assesses ASF risk from outdoor pig farms
Source: Vincent ter Beek, Pig Progress, 24 June 2021, photo credit: Proof Pastured The European ...
Jul
How the Covid pandemic ends: Scientists look to the past to see the future
By Helen Branswell, STAT, 19 May 2021, photo credit: HBS Working Knowledge We’re approaching the ...
Jul
AI used to predict unknown links between viruses and mammals
Source: University of Liverpool, ScienceDaily, 25 June 2021, photo credit: The BMJ A new University ...
Jun