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READVeeplaas Februarie 2026
Die hoofartikel in die Februarie-uitgawe van Veeplaas fokus op die onaangename, maar noodsaaklike onderwerp van belasting: hoe om voordele te benut en die balans tussen ’n goeie en slegte ervaring te handhaaf. Verder hoor ons wat in 2026 se vleismarkte verwag kan word, hoe produsente met klein bestuursaanpassings hul netto boerdery-inkomste kan verhoog, die erns van mastitis in ’n melkkudde en hoe gemaak met die BEK-bewegingsbeperkings. Bly voor in die koor met die nuutste insigte, strategiese wenke en onmisbare kennis wat jou boerdery vooruit neem. Ook in Veeplaas Februarie 2026 • Koöperasies is ’n towerstaf vir kleinprodusente. • Koos Kooy: Genetiese vooruitgang. • Is vleis vir nismarkte lonend vir die produsent? • Van die rak tot op die bord: Hoe lank hou vleis? • Cape Wools SA se naspeurbaarheidstelsel. • MPO vereer Oos-Kaapse suiwellegendes. • Melkstaloudits vir volhoubaarheid. • Voorkom wintertekorte met herfsaanvullings. • Karoo en Kalahari: Probleem- en reddingsplante. • Ooisinkronisasie: Bestuur en genetika. • Vertikale groei in die lamkraal: Die produsent se rol. • Boerbokbestuur (Deel 5): Voeding. • Asiatiese rooiwater: Inenting en siekterapportering. • Waak teen bosluise hierdie herfs. • En vele meer! Kry jou Februarie 2026-uitgawe van Veeplaas vandag nog by jou naaste kleinhandelaar of laai jou gratis digitale weergawe hier af.
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READStockfarm February 2026
As the end of the tax year approaches, it is prudent to ensure that your affairs are in order ahead of filing your tax returns later in the year. Equally important is staying informed about recent regulatory tax changes that may affect your farming business. In the February 2026 issue of Stockfarm we unpack the latest developments and other tax season ins and outs producers need to be aware of. Also included in the lineup are an honorary shout-out to our Eastern Cape dairy legends, and a look at the freshness of the meat reaching our tables. Other articles to look forward to: • Shearer training for improved performance. • Dairy farm audits: Best practice for sustainability. • What producers should know about niche meat markets. • Koos Kooy: Testing the limits with genetic progress. • From lease to livelihood: Land reform success. • Dynamics of SA’s lucerne hay industry (Part 2). • The grazing paradox: Towards better data. • Ewe nutrition for a healthy lamb crop. • Phosphate supplementation in livestock. • Boer goat management (Part 5): Nutrition. • Ewe synchronisation for genetic progress. • Managing breeding stock and unsold weaner calves. • Asiatic redwater and the role of vaccination. • Ticks to put on your autumn watch list. • Tackle mastitis in dairy cows. • Law minute: The value of class action. • And much more! Download your free copy here.
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READCHIPS January/February 2026
The January/February 2026 issue of CHIPS features a comprehensive overview of the potato industry, including in-depth research on nematode management, Prokon’s role in the potato value chain, and various cultivar trials. Readers can look forward to an exciting issue that’s sure to keep your potato knowledge growing strong! In this issue/In hierdie uitgawe: • Potatoes SA Transformation Symposium feedback. • Market monitor: The first 44 weeks of 2025 at FPMs. • World potato markets: Expanded 2025 industry report. • Cover crops: A solution for nematode control. • Nematode control: Can we do without fumigation? • Glyphosate hormesis: Benefits and risks. • The concept of low flow-rate irrigation. • Cultivar trials at Davel/Bethal and Petrusburg. • Cultivar check: Lanorma. • Potatoes SA bursary: Bursary to breakthrough. • Prokon news. • And much more. Download your free copy here.