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AgriSA calls for concrete steps to ensure safety of rural communities - Vimarsana News

AgriSA calls for concrete steps to ensure safety of rural communities

The Agricultural Industry Association has responded to Police Minister Bheki Cele’s address on the first of the two-day Rural Safety Summit in Parys in the Free State.

Source: ewn.co.za
Farmers fear fallout of Tiger Brands' looming closure of canning factory - Vimarsana News

Farmers fear fallout of Tiger Brands' looming closure of canning factory

About 300 producers would have no alternative market for their fruit should the Ashton factory in the Western Cape close.

Letter: Expropriation bills add to farmers quitting - Businesslive - Vimarsana News

Letter: Expropriation bills add to farmers quitting - Businesslive

6 June 2022 - It’s pleasing to see Agri SA president Jaco Minnaar come out forthrightly about the damaging affect on the agricultural sector of policy and governance missteps. (“SA farmers quitting because of policy uncertainty, says Agri SA’s Jaco Minnaar”, June 5).

Source: irr.org.za
Floods and load-shedding a 'double whammy' for SA's economic prospects - Vimarsana News

Floods and load-shedding a 'double whammy' for SA's economic prospects

The risks to SA’s economic prospects have risen after the floods in KwaZulu-Natal as the province faces a massive challenge to rebuild key logistics infrastructure for imports and exports.

AgriSA: Small-scale farmers may be crippled by fixing SA's roads - Vimarsana News

AgriSA: Small-scale farmers may be crippled by fixing SA's roads

AgriSA agricultural economist Kulani Siweya said this week that the findings were dire and pointed to the enormous cost of South Africa’s poor road maintenance on the functioning and growth of the sector.

Source: ewn.co.za