Uprooting Cape Region’s thirsty pine trees to avert water crisis
To restore the rivers’ flows, for the benefit of people and nature, these invasive pine trees need to be managed to restore ...
Briefly on MSN14d
South Africans Mourn As 2 Children Die in Zebediela After Consuming Poisonous Plant Leaves
Two children from a village in Zebediela, Limpopo, died after eating the leaves of the poisonous Yellow Oleander plant. South ...
Good Fruit Grower7h
Fruit growers facing a future climate now
Growers install netting primarily to protect fruit, but the move also saves a lot of water. Hannes Laubscher of United Exports estimated the savings at 15 percent. It allows them to cut back on ...
The Citizen6d
Storms leave Limpopo pupils without roofs, classes held under tree
Despite government claims of progress, Limpopo pupils still face inadequate facilities and storm-related setbacks.
Phys.org17d
Book explores the ecology and management of invasive Prosopis trees in Eastern Africa
Prosopis trees were originally introduced to Africa as early as 1880 (in South Africa), and later to eastern Africa in 1917 (in Sudan). "They are difficult to manage due to their ecological ...
Farmer's Weekly3d
Vrymansfontein demonstrates almond farming’s potential in SA
South Africa’s almond industry stands on the brink of a new era filled with growth and opportunity, thanks to the country’s ...