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Thursday, 3 July 2025

AGTRAC Tracks: Built Tough for Soil-Smart Farming I Young People in Agriculture I Promote regenerative agriculture

Nampo Cape 2025 Unveils exciting new features for an unforgettable expo experience

NAMPO Cape 2025 is set to return to Bredasdorp Park from 10 to 13 September with a host of new and exciting features that promise to make this year's expo the most dynamic yet. From sporting spectacles to new livestock showcases, aerial views to culinary delights, visitors can look forward to a jam-packed programme that celebrates innovation, agriculture, and community.

High-Yielding, Drought-Tolerant Seeds Enable Somalia Farmers Cultivate Hope and Food Security Amid Droughts

High-yielding and drought-tolerant seeds are enabling Somali farmers in the Bay region to restore their food production and resilience amid ongoing climate-induced droughts. According to the recent reports by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the initiative is helping rural communities increase yields and reduce hunger, even as erratic rainfall patterns continue to threaten traditional farming methods.

AGTRAC Warehouse: Get a Grip on Productivity with Tracks That Work as Hard as You Do
When it comes to farming, your equipment needs to match your commitment. That's where AGTRAC comes in. Offering high-quality rubber tracks built for endurance, stability, and soil-conscious farming, AGTRAC helps you stay productive while protecting your land.

MEC Madoda Sambatha embarks on District engagement with young people in Agriculture
MEC Madoda Sambatha is embarking on a series of engagements with young people in agriculture across the North West Province. These sessions aim to empower youth to take an active role in shaping the future of the sector, reflecting the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development's commitment to supporting sustainable, youth-led growth in agriculture.

PRASL Project Launched in Mozambique to Promote Regenerative Agriculture and Empower 4,000 Farmers
Solidaridad, in partnership with Kvuno, Hiveonline, HEINEKEN Mozambique, and the HEINEKEN Africa Foundation, has officially launched the Promoting Regenerative Agriculture for Sustainable Livelihoods (PRASL) project. The launch, which took place earlier this quarter in the Boane District, marks a new era for smallholder farming communities in the region.

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