Episodios

  • Low Testosterone – It’s More Than Low Libido

    Low Testosterone – It’s More Than Low Libido
    Oct 28 2025
    Low testosterone isn’t just about reduced sex drive — it’s a major risk factor for depression, brain fog, and neurodegeneration. Written by Johann Pretorius

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    3 m
  • Innovations in Wine Industry Technology

    Innovations in Wine Industry Technology
    Oct 27 2025
    The wine industry faces supply-demand imbalances due to seasonal and regional demand fluctuations, known as the bullwhip effect, where small consumer behavior changes cause significant inventory issues

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    3 m
  • Banks, Land Expropriation, and Debt: Who Bears the Loss?

    Banks, Land Expropriation, and Debt: Who Bears the Loss?
    Oct 24 2025
    Land expropriation without compensation (or at less than market value) has been a contentious issue in South Africa, particularly concerning its impact on landowners with secured debt. A key question arises: If your land is expropriated at less than market value while you still owe the bank or agribusiness, will they share in the loss?

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    4 m
  • Farmers Face Rising Water Prices and Sewage Contamination Crisis in South Africa

    Farmers Face Rising Water Prices and Sewage Contamination Crisis in South Africa
    Oct 23 2025
    South Africa’s agricultural sector, a cornerstone of the economy and food security, is grappling with a dual threat: escalating water prices for irrigation and widespread contamination of rivers due to failing sewage systems. These challenges, set to intensify in 2025, pose significant risks to farmers’ livelihoods, crop safety, and the nation’s export markets.

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    6 m
  • Healthy bile flow.

    Healthy bile flow.
    Oct 21 2025
    Bile is one of the most essential yet overlooked components of good health. It’s crucial for absorbing fatty acids, fat-soluble vitamins, and phospholipids, while also supporting detoxification, fighting microbes, and lowering cholesterol.

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    3 m
  • Young Commercial Farmers Envision the Future of South African Agriculture

    Young Commercial Farmers Envision the Future of South African Agriculture
    Feb 24 2025
    South Africa’s agricultural sector is at a crossroads, balancing rich potential with stubborn challenges. As of early 2025, young commercial farmers—those under 40 steering viable, market-driven operations—are stepping into this mix with a blend of optimism and pragmatism

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    7 m
  • The Peanut Market in South Africa and Globally: Costs, Labor, Prices, and Climate Change

    The Peanut Market in South Africa and Globally: Costs, Labor, Prices, and Climate Change
    Oct 19 2025
    Peanuts, known as groundnuts in South Africa, are a vital crop both locally and globally, valued for their versatility in food production, from peanut butter to oil and direct consumption.

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    6 m
  • South African Government Must Take Responsibility for the Vaal River Water Disaster

    South African Government Must Take Responsibility for the Vaal River Water Disaster
    Oct 18 2025
    The recent water crisis in the Vaal River system has caused devastating losses for farmers, businesses, and residents who depend on this vital water source. It is imperative that the South African government takes full responsibility for the mismanagement that led to this disaster. Immediate financial assistance must be extended to all affected parties — especially our farmers, who are the backbone of the nation’s food supply.

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    4 m