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Structural changes bolster Case IH's SA dealer network
Photo caption: Ferderico Bellotto, head of agriculture and construction at CHN Industrial.
By SA Wine Industry · 3 min read
Lessons from "down under"
A group of South Africans visited the south of Australia last year to learn more about various vineyard techniques.
By Doronae · 4 min read
Smaller harvest, higher cost
A smaller 2016 wine grape harvest and sharp cost hikes added to the financial pressures that wine grape producers have been experiencing for quite some time now
By Doronae · 3 min read
Aggreko's temp control and cooling systems offer significant saving on cost and capital spend
With the harvest season fast approaching, precise temperature control and cooling systems are crucial. Aggreko’s temporary, large-capacity solutions keep your p
By Carlin Cloete · 4 min read
72% of land reform projects supported by the Western Cape Department of Agriculture are successful
Minister Schäfer inspects the chicken houses at the Chamomile farm with Achmat and Wadea Brinkhuis.
By Anton Pretorius · 6 min read
Vinpro Production Plan survey: The 2018 vintage
A watershed year for the South African wine industry?
By Doronae · 16 min read
Vinpro Production Plan survey: The 2019 vintage - the wheels have started turning for producers in the South African wine industry
In 2019, the Vinpro Production Plan Survey was conducted for the 16th consecutive year in the wine industry. Findings show that although the average producer is
By Pierre-André Rabie · 21 min read
The Price of War: SA wine exports affected by conflict in Ukraine
Before Covid-19 and the war in Ukraine disrupted exports and shipping trades, South African wine was on a roll in Russia. How is the current conflict affecting our export business?
By Anton Pretorius · 8 min read
Keeping the lights on: The impact of load shedding on SA wine producers
While South Africans struggle to cope daily load shedding, lack of electricity has long-term implications for businesses. For many wine producers, power cuts hit them where it hurts most: in the cellar.
By SA Wine Industry · 6 min read
