Category Archives: Let’s Talk Indepth

Latest Food Affordability Trends report available

Source: Agbiz e-newsletter, 6 November 2020, photo credit: UC Davis According to the latest Monthly ...

Extruded grains may be better for pigs

Source: Iain Hoey, Pigworld, 26 October 2020, photo credit: Bakingbusiness.co Extrusion is the norm in ...

Security threats of working remotely: Organisations need a robust Cloud data management strategy

Ian Engelbrecht, senior systems engineer, Veeam, photo credit: Ekaphon – i-Sight As businesses navigate themselves ...

Covid-19: What we do and don’t know about second waves and herd immunity

Source: Alex Welte, Daily Maverick, 20 October 2020, photo credit: Shutterstock/LiveScience There is much talk ...

Study sheds light on what it takes for women to succeed – or not – in science in Africa

Source: Allen Muyaama Mukhwana and Judy Omumbo, The Conversation, 1 November 2020, photo credit: BioSpace ...

Tackle post-weaning E. coli issues with aggressive cleaning, vaccination

Source: Ryan Strobel, Pig Health Today, 20 October 2020to credit: Franciscan Health Escherichia coli (E. ...

Taking emerging commercial farmers seriously

Source: Robin Fredericks, Bizcommunity, 16 Oct 2020, photo credit: Fombina Times This year’s Africa Brand ...

Rocketing: Electricity prices up 177% in a decade – water costs up 213%

Source: Ferial Haffajee, Dauly Maverick, 21 October 2020, photo credit: Efogator.com The sky-high cost of ...

What is on the consumer’s mind?

Source: SAPPO Weekly Update, 23 October 2020, photo credit: Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock.com/mg Magazine Various topics were placed ...

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 ...

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 ...

Green and integrated approaches could address food security challenges

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