The CitizenRay Mahlaka · 3 November 2026 at 10:00Read the full story on The CitizenWith Washington set to remove SA from Agoa in 2027, citrus growers say tariff-exposed exports threaten orchards and jobs in the Western and Northern Cape.
This story was written and published by The Citizen. Business.co.za shows its headline and teaser from the publisher’s RSS feed and links to the original.
No comments yet. Be the first.
Farmer's WeeklyAlvi’s Drift takes its name from a bridge built across the Breede River in 1930. Nearly a century later, the family is still farming here, with a third generation continuing the work that began on the river’s banks.
MoneywebAs defaults hit record.
Farmer's WeeklyThe US has announced its intention to terminate South Africa’s eligibility under the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) from 1 January 2027, putting agricultural exporters at risk of losing preferential access to the US market.
Farmer's WeeklyFaced with rising input costs and buyers controlling broiler prices, Zimbabwean poultry farmer Bhekumuzi Dube shifted from broiler production to breeding and chick production. He shares how experimentation with genetics, selective birds, and a small hatchery have shaped his business.
News24 BusinessGary Jordan comes from three generations of shoemakers. But he built Jordan Wine Estate into one of Stellenbosch’s best-known names. On Bruce Whitfield’s The Art of Deciding, he explains why he decided to make wine in rural England.
Farmer's WeeklyHerbicide-resistant weeds are becoming an increasing threat to South African crop production, with some of the most troublesome species surviving more than one herbicide group. Understanding where resistance is emerging, recognising the warning signs and preventing weeds from setting seed are…