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Driving across South Africa shows that the drought effects are far from over

Driving across South Africa shows that the drought effects are far from over

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December is always a great month for me to get insight into South Africa’s agricultural conditions in a much more relaxing way when compared to my typical farm visits.

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South Africa may revisit land and agrarian policy due to climate change

South Africa may revisit land and agrarian policy due to climate change

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The challenges of climate change "may merit the development of a new agrarian reform vision" for South Africa, Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development Minister Thoko Didiza said .

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Big agribusiness firms move toward biologicals, away from chemical-based farming

Big agribusiness firms move toward biologicals, away from chemical-based farming

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Is agribusiness going green? Increasingly, the sector appears trained on becoming more natural and sustainable compared to chemical alternatives.

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The state wants your land and pay you nothing for it - South Africa

The state wants your land and pay you nothing for it - South Africa

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The Government is forging ahead to change the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation.

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The future of work requires a return to apprenticeships

The future of work requires a return to apprenticeships

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One of the major concerns of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is that artificial intelligence and automation – robots – will eliminate jobs, both blue-collar and white-collar roles across a variety of sectors.

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Climate change may be why birds are migrating earlier across the United States

Climate change may be why birds are migrating earlier across the United States

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A large-scale analysis of bird migrations in the contiguous United States confirms what ornithologists and amateur birders already suspected: Overall, birds’ seasonal long-distance flights are happening earlier than they did a quarter of a century ago.

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