AGRI NEWS NET- WEEKEND NEWS RUSH Summary of the Week 18 October 2026
Plenty of grain but lots of questions
Agricultural Drones Target 14.2% CAGR as Precision Farming Turns Real-Time Data Into Action
South Africa’s Communal Farmers Are Becoming Employers
Profitable Sheep Farming: Two Cheques from One Sheep Offer Remarkable Opportunities
Planting trees can help the climate, but only if we also stop burning fossil fuels
One third of food is lost or wasted: how to help farmers cut post‑harvest losses
South African wine looks to balance and quality as 2027 season begins
Dung beetle experiment suggests carbon dioxide is bad for insects too
Can second-hand robots make autonomous farming affordable for smaller growers?
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There are more than 600 million farms worldwide in today's agricultural landscape, with more than 90 percent of those run by an individual or a family, and reliant on family labour. Estimates suggest that family farmers occupy around 70 to 80 percent of farmland and produce more than 80 percent of the world’s food in value.
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