Philippi, Western Cape – Sheena Paulus, the entrepreneur behind Tri-Toad Nursery, is using her business to create opportunities for women while contributing to the growth of agriculture in her community…

In a community where crime, unemployment and economic hardship are part of everyday life for many residents, a flourishing vegetable garden in Blue Downs is offering something far more valuable…

The Vukuhambe Disabled Centre in Gugulethu is using agriculture to create opportunities for people with disabilities to develop practical skills, strengthen their independence and work towards sustainable livelihoods. Established in…

Casidra’s Environmental Team has once again delivered exceptional results with the successful rehabilitation of an earth dam embankment at Laasterivier Farm in Montagu. The upgraded dam, with a capacity of…

Casidra’s Amalienstein Farm has reached an exciting milestone with the completion of its new state-of-the-art dairy facility earlier this year, which marks a significant step forward in strengthening sustainable dairy…

The Casidra team joined farmers, businesses, government leaders and agricultural stakeholders at NAMPO Cape 2026 in Bredasdorp from 09 September to 12 September 2026. The exhibition was an opportunity to…

Casidra women brought Women’s Month to a vibrant close with a colourful picnic celebrating women’s strength, resilience, leadership and the unique contributions they make to the organisation. Dressed in different…

Targeted investment and partnerships are helping a De Doorns table grape farm increase production, create jobs and build a sustainable agricultural enterprise. Siyazama Klipland Boerdery, an emerging table grape farming…

Philippi, Western Cape – Sheena Paulus, the entrepreneur behind Tri-Toad Nursery, is using her business to create opportunities for women while contributing to the growth of agriculture in her community…

Ubumbano LoMama Garden Project shows how women’s collective action can strengthen food security and empower communities in Mfuleni, Western Cape. Five women are turning a piece of unused church land…