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  • Global Trends: Your Future Consumers- World

    In the coming decade, low- and middle-income countries will be the main sources of food demand for basic commodities. USDA predicts developing countries will account for 80% or more of the increase in global demand for meat, grains, oilseeds and cotton. These regions have young and growing populations and incomes that are on the rise.

  • Poor food 'risks health of half the world'

    Poor diets are undermining the health of one in three of the world's people, an independent panel of food and agriculture experts has warned.

  • GROWING SOIL! Our Future in food production.

    We are all familiar with erosion and the soil’s ability to wear away, but few people associate soil with growing upward.

  • What Do Your Food Cravings Say About Your Health?

    Food cravings are strong enough to make you indulge in eating a little more than you should.

  • How sensors and big data can help cut food wastage

    Modern farming has evolved by adopting technical advances such as machines for ploughing and harvesting, controlled irrigation, fertilisers, pesticides, crop breeding and genetics research. These have helped farmers to produce large crops of a good quality in a fairly predictable way.

  • Intensive farming in 2026- 2027

    Intensive farming (also intensive agriculture) is the practice where a lot of labor and capital is employed to maximize agricultural produce or yields.

  • Spatial approach to food security in South Africa

    The South African government and policy makers have long appreciated the importance of food security and the right to food is enshrined in South African constitution.

  • A new advance in the search for substances to replace fat in food

    It’s well known that obesity is developing into a growing global health problem. In Africa alone, the number of overweight children under five has increased by nearly 50% since 2000. Obesity is a risk factor in diseases such as cancers, heart disease and diabetes.

  • The great white farmer myth distorts black agrarian input

    The global right has built a sentimental story around the South African white farmer. 

  • The FAO Food Price Index makes a giant leap to another all-time high in March

    » The FAO Food Price Index* (FFPI) averaged 159.3 points in March 2022, up 17.9 points (12.6 percent) from February, making a giant leap to a new highest level since its inception in 1990. The latest increase reflects new all-time highs for vegetable oils, cereals and meat sub-indices, while those of sugar and dairy products also rose significantly.

  • Taking a look at food inflation - South Africa

    According to the Statistics South Africa Living Conditions Survey 2014/2015, the least affluent 50% of South African households allocate approximately 35% of their food budget to starch-rich foods.

  • What will it take to make Africa food secure?

    Global food security is more comprehensive, seeking to address the challenges of access to food, nutrition, sustainability and affordability.

  • Climate change is affecting your food – and not in your favour

    Scientists thought they had finally stumbled upon a possibly positive side effect of climate change.

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  • Agriculture drones are revolutionising modern farming by bringing precision, efficiency, and smart decision-making to farmers.These advanced aerial tools allow farmers to monitor crop health, optimise irrigation, detect problems early, and apply inputs like fertiliser and pesticides more accurately.
  • The next food-price shock may already be growing in the field, as the costs smallholders pay today only hit consumer prices months later.FAO's September index was up 1.5% in a month and 5.8% year-on-year, with cereals up 5.1%, while the World Bank projects fertilizer prices to rise over 30% in 2026, urea nearly 60% higher, and cereal prices already up 18% since June
  • Tegnologie is besig om ‘n toenemend kritieke wapen te word in die stryd teen veediefstal. Dit bied boere en wetstoepassers kragtige hulpmiddels om gesteelde diere op te spoor en uiteindelik terug te kry. Verskeie bronne voorspel dat veediefstal in Namibië sal toeneem weens die erge werkloosheid en verarming.

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