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Western Cape producers donate fresh produce to communities in need
Western Cape producers have donated tons of fresh produce over the past week to support relief organisations assisting communities that are experiencing food sh
By Anton Pretorius · 1 min read
What is the SmartAgri project?
The Western Cape government’s SmartAgri project recently reached a milestone with the completion of the Climate Change framework for the Western Cape agricultur
By Edo Heyns · 4 min read
Dam levels up
The average water level for dams across the Western Cape has increased slightly and is currently at 28.1%. This represents a 1% increase over the past week. The average level was 68% in the same period last year.
By Johannes Richter · 2 min read
Anton Bredell thanks firefighters on International Firefighters’ Day
International Firefighters’ Day (4 May), is an opportunity for society to show our appreciation to these essential frontline men and women.
By SA Wine Industry · 3 min read
Distell is closing the loop on waste
In 2019, Distell, partnered with the WC's Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning, and the Cape Town City Council, to establish GreenUp.
By SA Wine Industry · 4 min read
Chenin blanc - the versatile varietal
New ways and new sites to plant Chenin blanc in years to come in the quest to deal with climate change.
By Rosa Kruger, Stephanie Midgley & Tara Southey · 9 min read
Climate change mitigation initiatives ensure food security and create job opportunities
“Climate change is real and severely impacts the agricultural sector,” said Ivan Meyer, Western Cape Minister of Agriculture, Economic Development and Tourism, during the debate on the climate crisis in the Western Cape Provincial Parliament on Thursday, 22 August 2024.
By SA Wine Industry · 3 min read
In-field fractional use of winery wastewater with raw water (Part 4): Grapevine and wine responses
The objective of this study was to determine the effect of irrigation with in-field fractional use of winery wastewater with raw water on grapevine growth, yield and wine characteristics.
By Carolyn Howell & Reckson Mulidzi · 26 min read
