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Climate risk planning becomes central to survival for South African farmers
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Early harvest and delayed access to China threaten SA cherry exports
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Agri Skills Transfer expands training offering for 2027
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Keeping calves cool for a lifetime of gains
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Don’t Let the Rain Fool You El Niño Still Looms
South Africa is heading into the 2026–27 summer crop season on a much better footing than in previous difficult drought years, with strong grain stocks, improved soil moisture, healthy dam levels and a generally good 2025–26 harvest.
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