SABI Magazine - Tydskrif

SABI Magazine - Tydskrif

ISSN: 2071-1883

SABI is a non profit South African organisation dedicated to the promotion of improved irrigation designs, equipment, methods and management for the efficient use of irrigation water and the optimization of all other associated resources.

Publisher	South African Irrigation Institute (SABI)
Frequency	Bi-monthly
Coverage	Vol 1 Issue 1 2008 - current
Language	English
Journal Status	Active
Collection(s)	Science Technology and Agriculture

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- Contacts | Diary
  
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  Contacts | Diary
- Training updates | Subscriptions
  
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  Training updates | Subscriptions
- Digital technologies help food & beverage companies lower their water costs
  
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  Africa has the fastest growing population in the world. In just 10 years, we will need to feed an additional 470 million people. And yet a range of factors, from land degradation and reduced yield growth of major food crops to a changing climate, are making food more costly to produce. Yet there is at least one area where agri-food industries can today make large inroads in reducing their food production costs: the role of water.
- Landscapers… project profitability with cloud-based accounting
  
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  Landscaping isn’t a career, it’s a calling. The types of people drawn to horticulture are driven by a love of beautiful spaces and a need to create and find the beauty if it’s not there to begin with.
- Agri SA - uitkoms van Melmoth-saak groot sukses / Agri SA - outcome in Melmoth-case huge success
  
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  Agri SA said they were “elated about the outcome of the Melmoth case in favour of the landowners recently. The outcome brings some comfort to concerned landowners regarding the manner in which experts will deal with the concept of just and equitable compensation.”
  
  Agri SA sê hulle is “verheug oor onlangs se uitkoms van die Melmoth-saak ten gunste van grondeienaars. Dié uitkoms bring ’n mate van gerustheid vir grondeienaars oor deskundiges se hantering van billike en regverdige vergoeding.”
- Carrot juice, cannabis brownies and vegan ice-cream - all the good stuff at FoodNext.Africa Cape Town
  
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  SABI magazine recently partnered with the FoodNext.Africa’s Cape Town conference, and the event was a huge success, held at the CTCC. From biggest carrot farmers in Africa’s fine carrot and vegetable juices Rugani to ZZ2’s lovely tomato juices, all the finest in food and catering was on display and many fascinating presentations were delivered. At SABI magazine we also believe that it is vital to feature food developments and advances, as the food on the table or menu is the ultimate product of irrigation. An interesting focus at the event was the growth in the advance of plant protein sources and veganism as a dietary choice.

SABI Magazine - Tydskrif

Latest Articles

Contacts | Diary

Training updates | Subscriptions

Digital technologies help food & beverage companies lower their water costs

Landscapers… project profitability with cloud-based accounting

Agri SA - uitkoms van Melmoth-saak groot sukses / Agri SA - outcome in Melmoth-case huge success

Carrot juice, cannabis brownies and vegan ice-cream - all the good stuff at FoodNext.Africa Cape Town