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Exciting prospects await vegetable farmers in the Western Cape - Vimarsana News

Exciting prospects await vegetable farmers in the Western Cape

Department of Agriculture has joined forces with Potatoes South Africa (PSA) to establish a groundbreaking partnership.

W Cape partners with red meat producers to tackle stock theft - Vimarsana News

W Cape partners with red meat producers to tackle stock theft

The Western Cape Department of Agriculture (WCDoA) has collaborated with the Red Meat Producers’ Organisation (RPO) to tackle stock theft, which is one of the main obstacles to producers.

EFF sponsors legislature land debate, attacks DA over transformation - Vimarsana News

EFF sponsors legislature land debate, attacks DA over transformation

The EFF in the province has accused the DA and the Freedom Front Plus of still believing in the notion of divide and conquer in order to separate black people and make sure that the status quo of landlessness remained intact.

Source: iol.co.za
300 trees planted in Brackenfell, Cape Town to fight climate change - Vimarsana News

300 trees planted in Brackenfell, Cape Town to fight climate change

To complete the community food gardens created by citizens in Protea Village, 300 trees were planted in Suikerbossie Park on Saturday to create an urban forest alongside the vegetable patches in the 2-hectare public park.

Source: news24.com
Western Cape Poultry farms under quarantine due to highly pathogenic avian influenza - Vimarsana News

Western Cape Poultry farms under quarantine due to highly pathogenic avian influenza

Department spokesperson Reggie Ngcobo said that no live animals and/ or birds and eggs are allowed to be removed from the farms, adding that commercial poultry meat and eggs are safe to eat.

Source: iol.co.za