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Carl opperman

Concerns raised as farm attacks spiral out of control

By Lauren Isaacs

At least four attacks were reported on Western Cape farms in the past month.

  • This picture shows the banks of the Theewaterskloof Dam as the Western Cape is gripped by drought. Picture: Bertram Malgas/EWN

    Agri Western Cape: WC drought could lead to massive crisis

    Agri-Wes Cape CEO Carl Opperman says consumers could see food price hikes.

    1667 days ago
  • FILE: The Theewaterskloof Dam in the Western Cape. Picture: Bertram Malgas/EWN

    Farmers welcome rain in Western Cape

    The Western Cape is the grips of the worst drought in decades, with several regions being declared disaster areas.

    1808 days ago
  • The price of red meat will increases as a drought persists in farming areas. Picture: Supplied

    Red meat prices to increase

    The price of red meat will increases as a drought persists in farming areas.

    3025 days ago
  • An over flowing river caused by heavy rains in Laingsburg. Picture: @FaanConradie via Twitter

    Heavy rainfall devastates WC farm crops

    Agri Wes-Cape says this week’s heavy rainfall has severely damaged farmers’ crops.

    3048 days ago
  • Striking farmworkers hurl rocks at police during a protest for better wages in De Doorns in the Western Cape, Thursday, 10 January 2013. Picture: Nardus Engelbrecht/SAPA

    Agri-Wes Cape concerned by pay hikes

    Agri-Wes Cape believes many farmers will struggle to pay their workers the new minimum daily wage.

    3370 days ago
  • Snow near Richmond in the Karoo, Western Cape, on 14 July 2012. Picture: Simon de la Rouviere/iWitness

    Beaufort West farms snowed in

    Several farms in Beaufort West have been cut off from the rest of the world following snowfalls.

    3592 days ago
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