Urea carries on heading down, while the weaker Rand lifts local Phosphate and Potash prices.

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Nitrogen

Urea prices took another step downwards as Egypt led the way with aggressive price cuts to generate sales. Retailers in major markets have been slashing prices to growers to liquidate their stock positions ahead of cheaper imports arriving

You and your food

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There are two major food production issues facing you right now, the one is human health and the other is the environment with a direct link to climate change.

Regenerative Agriculture

How innovation and technology assist wine producers farm better in South Africa

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Winetech and Vinpro once again joined hands with wine grape producers, cellar representatives, viticulturists, and other interest groups in the wine industry during its recent information days.

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Global body forecasts second-largest grains and oilseeds crops yet

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Agricultural analysts worldwide are turning their attention to the southern hemisphere, where 2022/2023 summer crop season commences this month.

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How Climate Change Will Alter How Wines Are Made Worldwide. . . Sooner Than Later

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More than most industries, the global wine community has recognized how climate change will radically affect their vineyards, grape growing and flavor of their wines.

wine , 2050 , climate change

Silicon is used in construction, microchips and more – ‘green’ methods could help extract it from sugarcane waste

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In some parts of South Africa’s Mpumalanga and KwaZulu-Natal provinces, sugarcane fields stretch as far as the eye can see.

silicon , sugar , South Africa , sugarcane

Urea carries on heading down, while the weaker Rand lifts local Phosphate and Potash prices.

Nitrogen

Urea prices took another step downwards as Egypt led the way with aggressive price cuts to generate sales. Retailers in major markets have been slashing prices to growers to liquidate their stock positions ahead of cheaper imports arriving

You and your food

How innovation and technology assist wine producers farm better in South Africa

Global body forecasts second-largest grains and oilseeds crops yet

How Climate Change Will Alter How Wines Are Made Worldwide. . . Sooner Than Later

Silicon is used in construction, microchips and more – ‘green’ methods could help extract it from sugarcane waste

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