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DST International Cooperation and Resources deputy-director-general Daan du Toit and Norwegian Ambassador to South Africa, Botswana, Madagascar and Namibia Trine Skymoen
South Africa, Norway announce new oceans research programme
6th December 2017 By: Anine Kilian

The Norwegian Embassy in South Africa, together with the Department of Science and Technology (DST), has signed a declaration of intent to develop a new bilateral research programme focused on the... 


Norwegian ambassador to South Africa, Botswana, Madagascar and Namibia Ambassador Trine Skymoen
Second Norway-South Africa Science Week to stimulate oceans science and economy
1st December 2017 By: Schalk Burger

The second Norway-South Africa Science Week will provide a platform for scientists, researchers, civil servants and business people from both countries to share best practices and policies to... 


Potential of groundwater in spotlight again amid Western Cape drought
1st December 2017 By: Donna Slater

Groundwater still holds significant potential to provide water for various uses, especially to augment large-scale supply during drought, notes Geological Society of South Africa: Western Cape... 


FDT AFRICA 2018
The aim of fdt Africa 2018 is to consolidate the existing target groups of exhibitors and visitors
Third biennial food and drink exhibition to be held in 2018
17th November 2017 By: Simone Liedtke

Conceptualised as a “for Africa by Africa” event, exhibition company Messe München South Africa (SA) will host the third biennial food and drink technology Africa (fdt Africa) exhibition from... 


SPECIALIST PRODUCT
The HydroClaw nozzle is a specialist nozzle which is best suited for the cleaning of tanks with high solids content
Tank cleaning ensures quality batch, every time
17th November 2017 By: Simone Liedtke

Although tank cleaning is considered a ‘necessary evil’ for any producer in the wine, brewery and beverage industry, South Africa-based industrial nozzle, pump and filter supplier Spray Nozzle says... 


UPCOMING AVAILABILITY
Higher flow rates are expected to be available very soon
Value-for-money centrifugal pumps to change process
17th November 2017

The food and beverage industry is continuously looking for solutions to increase production efficiency with extremely high system pressure applications becoming more common, especially in typical... 


The Chamber of Mines is participating in and has funded a pilot project to assess the feasibility of growing herbs and vegetables on the rooftops
CoM shows off potential of rooftop agriculture in Johannesburg inner city
11th October 2017 By: Ilan Solomons

The Chamber of Mines (CoM) on Wednesday hosted the launch of the Urban Agriculture Initiative, which is aimed at creating a vibrant urban agricultural ecosystem by “innovatively” repurposing... 


STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
With effective water management and good subsurface drainage, soil health conditions can be created for irrigation farming to assist with food security in South Africa
Agricultural irrigation efficiency framework improves water use
11th August 2017 By: Robyn Wilkinson

Through intensive research, the Agricultural Research Council’s Institute for Agricultural Engineering has developed a framework to improve water efficiency in agricultural irrigation systems in... 


PLANT PROTECTION Haygrove’s multispan polytunnel structure provides a controlled environment for the aquaponic and hydroponic systems
Creative farming methods ensure sustainability
11th August 2017 By: Robyn Wilkinson

Amid extreme weather, regulatory barriers and import competition, South African farmers need to think creatively about farming practices – not only to reduce costs but also preserve an environment... 


Fly-farm venture mulls two more SA sites, appoints heavy hitters as it expands
Fly-farm venture mulls two more SA sites, appoints heavy hitters as it expands
4th July 2017 By: Irma Venter

Waste-to-nutrient group AgriProtein will expand its presence in South Africa with two new fly-farming sites, while also growing its research and development function in the country, says CEO Jason... 


Saudi Arabia to host the Middle East’s first fly farm
5th May 2017 By: Irma Venter

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is to host the Middle East’s first fly farm, following the completion of a licensing deal between Saudi technology hub Sajt and waste-to-nutrient group AgriProtein. The... 


VERSATILITY PERSONIFIED  DT722 is suitable for measuring temperature and humidity in any controlled environment
Temperature transmitter ideal for numerous industries
21st April 2017 By: Nadine James

The DT722 relative humidity and temperature transmitter is ideal for the chemicals, food and beverage, as well as heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) industries because it offers... 


SUSTAINABLE IMPLEMENTATION
Rural areas are being targeted for the project as they have been poorly serviced in the past
Development projects a core part of business
7th April 2017 By: Simone Liedtke

Owing to the role of groundwater resource development projects in communities’ wider socioeconomic wellbeing, consulting engineering company JG Afrika’s geohydrology technical director Mark... 


Saudi Arabia to build three fly farms, says AgriProtein
Saudi Arabia to build three fly farms, says AgriProtein
28th March 2017 By: Irma Venter

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is to host the Middle East’s first fly farm, following the completion of a licensing deal between Saudi technology hub Sajt and waste-to-nutrient group AgriProtein. 
The... 


STEFANO TESTI
Modern-day renewable energy plants require technologically-advanced systems
One-stop solution gives company market edge
24th March 2017 By: Simone Liedtke

The ability to supply a full range of high-quality pumps with full back-up and support, as well as readily available spare parts, has placed pump supplier and manufacturer KSB Pumps and Valves in a... 


Manufacturer launches water campaign
24th March 2017

Pump manufacturer Grundfos announced the launch of its ‘Who Runs the Water That Runs America’ initiative last month, which was created to help water and wastewater utilities raise public awareness... 


Diverse technologies combine to offer ‘smart’ ways of improving farm yields
24th February 2017 By: Donna Slater

Consulting firm Frost & Sullivan’s science team finds that factors such as information and communications technology (ICT), chemicals, hydroponics and aquaculture inputs are augmenting profits for... 


Advances in GM crops highlighted at anniversary event
17th February 2017 By: Donna Slater

Independent, nonprofit biotechnology stakeholders association Africabio celebrated 20 years of genetically modified (GM) crops and other biotechnology at a dinner event in November, 2016, during... 


Slowdown in global fishing would create better long-term yield – report
Slowdown in global fishing would create better long-term yield – report
14th February 2017 By: Megan van Wyngaardt

Fishing less, and better, could generate an additional $83-billion each year for the fisheries sector, creating a much-needed revenue stream in developing countries and improving global food... 


Lobster to disappear from menus in five years – WWF
Lobster to disappear from menus in five years – WWF
22nd December 2016 By: Megan van Wyngaardt

Conservation organisation World Wide Fund (WWF) South Africa on Thursday warned that the West Coast rock lobster, commonly known as kreef, could disappear from menus altogether within the next five... 


DE BUYS SCOTT  The establishment of a workable rail infrastructure would stimulate job creation and economic growth during the construction phase of rail-related projects
Rail freight system will benefit economy, reduce road maintenance
25th November 2016 By: Nadine James

To limit the damage to the national and provincial road networks – primarily caused by heavy-duty freight vehicles – and cut down on resulting maintenance, government should ensure that South... 


Aquaculture holds strong growth potential for South African economy
Aquaculture holds strong growth potential for South African economy
31st October 2016 By: Megan van Wyngaardt

Since the launch of the oceans economy initiative, under Operation Phakisa, in July 2014, government has invested around R17-billion in the initiative’s various workstreams, including marine... 


Science & Technology Minister Naledi Pandor
South Africa, Norway should collaborate to grow oceans economy
31st October 2016 By: Megan van Wyngaardt

With only 17% of the world’s current protein source being ocean-derived, the blue economy not only holds significant potential for food security, but can also unlock further economic growth... 


Fishing companies and NGOs call for moratorium on bulk sediment seabed mining
13th October 2016 By: Kim Cloete

The Responsible Fisheries Alliance (RFA), which comprises five major fishing companies and two nongovernmental organisations, is calling for a moratorium on all new and existing prospecting and... 


Algae-free irrigation systems to save money for farmers
5th August 2016 By: Simon Sonnekus

The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has estimated the rand value of the impact of algae pollution in the Berg river, near Stellenbosch, in the Western Cape. The calculation... 


Trade and Industry Minister Dr Rob Davies
Davies outlines agricultural benefits from new EU trade deal
17th June 2016 By: Terence Creamer

South Africa is “satisfied” that the recently signed Economic Partnership Agreement with the European Union (EU) will lead to improved market access for some additional South African agricultural... 


MEGAN SCHALKWYK Findings suggest that there has to be a change in mind-set across the water industry value chain, with stakeholders treating WTR as a reusable commodity rather than waste
Calls to reuse water treatment waste take centre stage at WISA 2016
27th May 2016 By: Simon Sonnekus

While the cost-effective and environmentally compliant disposal of water treatment residue (WTR) is a challenge for water treatment practitioners worldwide, WTR management has taken centre stage in... 


PONDS
The algae treatment system uses the existing ponds
CSIR successfully purifies sewage using algae
22nd April 2016 By: Victor Moolman

The algae treatment project implemented by the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) during the course of 2015 in the town of Motetema, in the Elias Motsoaledi municipality is fully... 


IFAT TRADE FAIR
The water sector at IFAT will show how the industry is responding to water and sewage crises around the world
IFAT highlights sewage treatment technology
22nd April 2016

Owing to economic necessities and new legal regulations dictating the course in the international water and sewage industry, trade fair for water, sewage, waste and raw materials management IFAT –... 


Sea Harvest looks to acquire 59.6% of Perth’s Mareterram
Sea Harvest looks to acquire 59.6% of Perth’s Mareterram
8th April 2016 By: Samantha Herbst

Sea Harvest Holdings, a subsidiary of the JSE-listed Brimstone Investment Corporation, has entered into a bid implementation agreement with Perth-based agribusiness Mareterram, which could increase... 


SIMON TRESTON
The new SENFLOC range of products is suited to the market as it has a unique property in uncurling to reach maximum expansion
Locally produced flocculants provide cost-effective solutions
25th March 2016 By: Simon Sonnekus

With increasing productivity and water availability being the biggest challenges for sugar and ethanol plants, chemicals group AECI’s wholly owned water, energy and air solutions subsidiary... 


Abalone spearheading SA’s aquaculture sector
Abalone spearheading SA’s aquaculture sector
9th March 2016 By: Anine Kilian

While abalone contributes just a part of the aquaculture sector – the fastest growing food-producing sector in the world – it remains one of the most sought-after invertebrates, especially in the... 


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