Farmer's WeeklyJyothi Laldas · 13 October 2026 at 06:00Read the full story on Farmer's WeeklyThe KwaZulu-Natal 2026/27 Multi-Planting Season programme seeks to increase food production and help smallholder farmers prepare for the anticipated effects of El Niño.
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