All posts tagged "South Africa"

Good rain during the winter of 2018 has brought much-needed relief too many pome fruit growers. Although the drought has not been completely broken, growers are in a much better position than last year. A bumper crop isn’t expected, but volumes are looking better and growers are much more positive with an...

The trade show closes the 10th anniversary far exceeding all participation expectations with 81,235 professionals from 122 countries, 19% up on last year, and 1,621 exhibiting companies from 40 countries. The change of the days of the event to Tuesday to Thursday was a resounding success, an aspect reflected in the 69%...

The international agriculture sector is a dynamic world and South Africa an esteemed player – with world-class...

3 August, 2018 – A group of 30 farm workers at the South African table grape farm...

Changes in free trade agreements around the world could mean new opportunities for global suppliers into Asia – especially China. If you are a supplier from North America, Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and other major exporting regions, pencil in PMA’s Fresh Connections: China on your schedule, obtain your VISA...

Valencia, Spain. – 07 March 2018). SanLucar, the premium brand for fruit and vegetables, and Maya the...

Over the past decade Hortgro has been pro-actively preparing for the possibility of the occurrence of Bactrocera dorsalis or Oriental Fruit Fly (OFF) in the Western Cape. Hortgro Science’s Crop Protection Programme has been conducting research since 2005 in an effort to prepare for such a possibility, said Hugh Campbell, Hortgro Science’s...

While much of South Africa is enjoying good summer rains, its two western provinces have been hit...

On the first Friday of November in 2017 a small Cape Malay choir welcomed 180 guests at...

Bayer and the Israeli company Netafim are joining forces to enhance the application of crop protection products...