Interview with W Dr Hildegard Witbooi-Masayiti - CEO, Eight Seasons Organics. "When we are in the position of making decisions, we have to give one another an opportunity." womeninagri.co.za/2022/04/women-…

Indoor vs outdoor modern potato farming? what is your choice?

R programming for beginners – statistic with R (t-test and linear regres... youtu.be/ANMuuq502rE via YouTube

#Cocos nucifera, #Banksias, Magnolia. - Seeds, Fruits & #Seedpods.

Today during AGH416 Plant Propagation & Nursery Management University of Fort Hare we looked at the complete flower. This is part and parcel of a chapter dealing with seed development.

Home is where the heart is #RainbowFriends

Hier gaat ons weer. Take 2. Let’s go.

It’s that time of year again. Lecturing some of the things that fascinated me about plants and the reason I followed a career in plant science. AGH416 touching on plant reproductive organs before getting into plant propagation University of Fort Hare

Postdoc Funded Positions in Multi-Omic Techniques to understand Plant-Microbe Interactions at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United States: wp.me/pbv48T-8I9

PhD Assistantship: Join us in a multi-state, USDA-NIFA funded project focused on investigating plant-environment interactions in organic citrus production systems to enhance production and fruit quality.

📢 Read our Review paper 📚 The Significance of Organic Horticulture in Mitigating Climate Change and Promoting the Production of Healthier Fruits and Vegetables 🔗 mdpi.com/2076-3417/14/1… 👨‍🔬 by Ms. Awabo Manyaku et al. #conventionalagriculture University of Fort Hare

My research is available on ResearchGate: researchgate.net/publication/38…

The Thuthuka Research Grant outcomes are available on the NRF's website here: nrf.ac.za/category/nrf-f…. The Thuthuka and CoE-linked postgrad outcomes are available here: nrf.ac.za/category/bursa… Congratulations to all awardees.

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Fort Hare agricultural scientist’s research boosted by grant award dailydispatch.co.za/news/careers/2…

Congrats to Dr Dr. Hildegard Witbooi-Masayiti on being awarded an NRF Thuthuka Grant for her research. The aim is to investigate the effects of various stresses on indigenous, underutilized food plants and to, ultimately, increase productivity and quality. ufh.ac.za/news/ufh-horti…

Join me in giving my Dad his independence back after he suffered a stroke by following this link! backabuddy.co.za/campaign/recla…

Agronomic practices and challenges in cultivating Agathosma betulina (... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I have had interest in Buchu since 2012. Continued my research on it despite the ‘rumours’ of a synthetic equivalent being brewed in China. Happy to note new interest on all levels. Indigenous herbs are THE answer! researchgate.net/publication/39…