Episodios

  • #044 Die evolusie van die landbou in Suid Afrika | Schalk Geldenhuys

    #044 Die evolusie van die landbou in Suid Afrika | Schalk Geldenhuys
    Jul 24 2024
    Schalk Geldenhuys, Hoof van Kommersiële Ontwikkeling en Strategy by AECI Plant Health praat oor die evolusie van die landbou in Suid Afrika. Connect with Schalk on LinkedIn · AECI Plant Health Website
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    8 m
  • #043 Die veranderende landskap van landbouchemie | SB Coetzee

    #043 Die veranderende landskap van landbouchemie | SB Coetzee
    Jul 22 2024
    SB Coetzee gesels oor die toekoms van sekere chemiese plaagbeheer klasse en die alternatiewe vir die boer. AECI Plant Health Website
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    7 m
  • #042 Champion safe pesticide use on your farm | McGreggor Ntuli

    #042 Champion safe pesticide use on your farm | McGreggor Ntuli
    Jul 2 2024
    Responsible pesticide-handling practices ensure the safety of farmers, farmworkers, consumers, and the environment.

    In this episode, McGreggor Ntuli, technical support specialist at AECI Plant Health, shares best practices on handling pesticides safely and effectively on your farm.

    Learn about avoiding mistakes, using new technology, and boosting your profits through proper training. Connect with McGreggor on LinkedIn · AECI Plant Health Website
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    15 m
  • #041 Fosfaat bemesting | Rupert Vermaas

    #041 Fosfaat bemesting | Rupert Vermaas
    Jun 6 2024
    Rupert Vermaas, tegniese adviseur in die noorde, praat oor fosfaat bemesting. AECI Plant Health Website
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    10 m
  • #040 Phytophthora wortelvrot op avocado | Jacques Swanepoel

    #040 Phytophthora wortelvrot op avocado | Jacques Swanepoel
    Jun 6 2024
    Jacques Swanepoel, tegniese adviseur in die noordelike streek praat oor Phytophthora wortelvrot op avocado AECI Plant Health Website
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    10 m
  • #039 Die gebruik en bestuur van rhizobium | Stephan Downy

    #039 Die gebruik en bestuur van rhizobium | Stephan Downy
    Apr 30 2024
    Conversations that help you unlock nature's potential.

    AECI Plant Health is a South African company within the AECI Group of Companies serving the agricultural sector with pride. AECI Plant Health has been an ally to farmers in Africa for many years, and with the move towards sustainable agriculture, AECI Plant Health with its NuWay® programme, and its extensive range of products and services, aims to work with farmers to preserve our natural resources, restore soil biology and address the need for producing nutritious food.

    Agriculture worldwide is under pressure to reduce pesticide and fertilizer usage whilst increasing crop yields to feed a growing world population. There is now a move away from the total reliance on traditional chemicals and synthetic fertilizers towards a more responsible and sustainable approach of cultivating crops that protects the environment and its precious resources.

    Our approach is to work hand in hand with the farmer to systematically address each point of influence in the growing of crops in a sustainable and responsible manner. Many of the tools and techniques simply unlock nature’s potential and the genetic potential of the crop. Stephen Downey | LinkedIn · AECI Plant Health Website
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    10 m
  • #38 Boost plant growth by taking care of the soil structure | Dr André Cilliers

    #38 Boost plant growth by taking care of the soil structure | Dr André Cilliers
    Apr 20 2024
    When it comes to ensuring robust plant growth, it's imperative to consider the essential macroand micro-nutrients crucial for a farm's soil structure.

    Join us i n delving into the intricacies of soil science with Dr André Cilliers, the marketing manager at AECI Plant Health. He shares the characteristics necessary to create the ideal environment for plants to flourish and much more. AECI Plant Health Website
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    22 m
  • #037 Why citrus leaves turn yellow | Dr. Stephan Verreynne

    #037 Why citrus leaves turn yellow | Dr. Stephan Verreynne
    Feb 1 2024
    Did you know that citrus trees may get yellow leaves for different reasons, like not getting enough nutrients, the amount of water in the soil, and infections?
    In this episode, Dr. Stephan Verreynne, advisory manager at AECI Plant Health looks into why citrus leaves may turn yellow and what farmers can do. Connect with Stephan Verreynne · AECI Plant Health Website
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    9 m