Tag: July 2020
ARTICLES
Effects of climate change on soybean productivity
Soybean is the most grown legume in the world and the fifth most widely cultivated food crop. Just over 300 million tons are produced...
Neem veilige, betroubare onkruidbeheer na nuwe hoogtes
Onkruidbeheer bly een van die grootste uitdagings vir mielieprodusente oor die hele Suid-Afrika. Weerstandbiedende gras- en breëblaaronkruide, tesame met ’n toenemende uintjieprobleem, het deur die jare produktiwiteit en winsgewendheid onder druk geplaas. In hierdie...
Bestuur jou grootste bates sonder dat dit ’n las is
Enige suksesvolle produsent beskik oor betroubare gereedskap en werktuie – of dit nou ’n ingewikkelde trekker of ’n bossiekapper is. Daar is ’n paar...
T-series ripper unlocks the potential of sandy soils
In the deep sandy soils of the Northern Free State, the recipe for success remains simple: open up the soil, encourage deeper root growth,...
Insetkoste – die waarde lê in grondchemie
’n Onlangse gesamentlike mediavrystelling deur Graan SA en Fertasa het ’n duidelike en belangrike boodskap aan die Suid-Afrikaanse landbougemeenskap gerig: Insetkoste, veral kunsmis en...
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