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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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El Niño: preparing farm finances for a drier season
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WWF sees progress in agriculture’s efforts to protect biodiversity
Agriculture remains the biggest cause of biodiversity loss worldwide, according to the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). However, the organisation’s latest Living Planet Report highlights conservation successes that show biodiversity loss can be reversed.
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