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Thursdays at 19:00 on Mzansi Wethu
Repeat on Sunday at 11:00 on Mzansi Wethu
Episode repeats on DStv Now App

19/06/2026

Livestock and poultry farmer Sizo Tshabalala encouraged aspiring farmers to focus on learning before chasing scale. Sizo shared his advice

Here’s today’s headlines... 👇🏽🌾  👉🏽 WATCH | Young inventor’s livestock dipping innovation earns Nampo recognitionhttps:/...
18/06/2026

Here’s today’s headlines... 👇🏽🌾

👉🏽 WATCH | Young inventor’s livestock dipping innovation earns Nampo recognition
https://www.africanfarming.com/tiny/a7us

👉🏽 Tshepiso Malema's app is changing the game for small poultry farmers
https://www.africanfarming.com/tiny/vjla

👉🏽 SA Canegrowers welcomes Tongaat rescue deal as liquidation threat lifted
https://www.africanfarming.com/tiny/p3c6

👉🏽 Wool prices rise by 54%: ‘It gives you courage to keep going’
https://www.africanfarming.com/tiny/wjlg

👉🏽 Corruption stealing funds meant for emerging farmers; skills and infrastructure key to livestock growth
https://www.africanfarming.com/tiny/474w

18/06/2026

Here’s a summary of the weather forecast for 19 June by Vox Weather. 💨 A CUT-OFF LOW will continue to impact

18/06/2026

The National Livestock Farmers Association of South Africa (NaLFA-SA) has called for faster transformation, targeted skills development and increased investment

18/06/2026

The wool market, which concluded the last auction of the season at the highest wool price in rand value since

SA Canegrowers welcomes Tongaat rescue deal as liquidation threat liftedRead the full article here👇🏾https://www.africanf...
18/06/2026

SA Canegrowers welcomes Tongaat rescue deal as liquidation threat lifted

Read the full article here👇🏾
https://www.africanfarming.com/tiny/p3c6

SA Canegrowers | Industrial Development Corporation | Maile Max Matsimela

Despite being born without hands, Sibusiso Mogale never allowed his circumstances to stand in the way of his dream of be...
18/06/2026

Despite being born without hands, Sibusiso Mogale never allowed his circumstances to stand in the way of his dream of becoming a commercial farmer.

Starting with a backyard garden, he expanded to a one-hectare operation six years ago. Today, he farms 24 hectares near Nelspruit, producing a range of vegetables.

Mogale recently shared his inspiring journey with farmers attending the African Farming Finance for Farmers Workshop in Arconhoek, outside Bushbuckridge.

Look out for the full story in African Farming.

18/06/2026

Tshepiso Malema is making a name for himself in the world of agri-tech with an artificial intelligence solution that aims

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