• Variation in soil carbon storage and emission in different land use types of the Letaba Catchment, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Ntuli, Hlengiwe Innocentia (2022)

  The exponential growth in the world population has led to increased greenhouse gas emission. Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the major greenhouse gases being emitted mainly through the burning of fossil fuels, solid waste ...
• Incorporation of social media use in agricultural information dissemination by extension officers for farmers in Limpopo Province 

  Ramavhale, Patience Manku (2024)

  The use of social media in agriculture has become essential due to its ability to promote dialogue, mass communication, marketing, and information dissemination. Social media platforms such as Twitter (now called X), ...
• Evaluating the impact of prescribed burning and herbivore grazing on soil nutrients and carbon dynamics in a savanna grassland in Satara, Kruger National Park 

  Ramabopa, Koketso Mmanare (2023)

  Savanna grasslands in South Africa are well adapted to fire and herbivory, yet these land management practices modify vegetative biomass and overtime affect forage productivity. Fire-herbivory interaction effects offer a ...
• Price transmission with error correction representation: an application to the South African Garlic Market 

  Mohale, Tumelo Arthur (2024)

  There is a high demand for garlic both from the local and international markets. South Africa and the world as a whole have seen a sharp/significant increase in the consumption of garlic during the Corona Virus (COVID-19) ...
• Effect of different concentrations of phytostimbiostimulant application on growth, yield, and postharvest attributes of Cherry Tomatoes 

  Mokwena, Phuti Lucius (2024)

  Tomatoes can be regarded as important economic crops worldwide. They can enhance food security and alleviate poverty due to its numerous health benefits possess. The production of tomatoes in South Africa is finite, it has ...
• Assessing the impact of chicken compost application and water regime manipulation on selected soil properties and furarium wilt of tomato 

  Masipa, Ngoako Kgaoelo (2023)

  Soil properties such as physico-chemical and water holding capacity affect plant growth and the ability to resist soil-borne diseases. In tomato production, soil-borne disease such as Fusarium wilt, caused by Fusarium ...
• Economic analysis of cassava starch production vis-a-vis starch production from Maize and Potatoes in South Africa 

  Nkosi, Zinhle Zandile (2024)

  South Africa is a net importer of cassava starch and its derivatives. Yet, demand for cassava starch is increasing on a global scale. Without a supply and developed value chain, South Africa may continue as a net importer ...
• Effect of citric acid supplementation in diet on growth performance and gut morphology of male Venda chickens 

  Hlakudi, M. S. (2023)

  Two trials were carried out to see how citric acid supplementation affected the growth performance and gut morphology of male Venda chickens aged one to 90 days. The first trial looked at how citric acid supplementation ...
• Optimization of fertilizer application rate for jatropha zeyheri tea quality under greenhouse, microplot and field conditions 

  Bango, Happy (2024)

  Jatropha zeyheri is an indigenous crop to South Africa, which contains tea brewing and medicinal properties commonly utilized by local communities in rural areas of South Africa. Domestication and commercialization of ...
• Investigation of Beta lactoglobulin gene variation in South African Holstein Friesian cows and its association with milk production traits 

  Makamu, Thlarihani Cynthia (2024)

  It is important to predict the change in one trait in response to selection for another, hence, the knowledge of the connection between traits is essential for the improvement of milk components and yield of dairy animals. ...
• Visual assessment of structure of clayey soils under long-term no-tillage in Thohoyandou, South Africa 

  Phefadu, Kopano Conferance (2024)

  Soil structure is described as a complex and dynamic soil property, partly related to inherent characteristics of particle size and clay mineralogy and also anthropogenic influences related to land use and management. ...
• Nutritional and biochemical evaluation of momordica balsamina leaf powder at different harvesting stages 

  Choshi, Maropeng Suzan (2023)

  Momordica balsamina Linn., is one of the African leafy vegetables (ALVs) that holds a great deal of nutraceutical and pharmaceutical properties, attributed to the presence of micro nutrients and secondary metabolites. ...
• Evaluation of pigeon pea [Cajanus cajan (L.)] varieties and phosphorus fertilization on drought tolerance mechanisms, grain yield and nutritional value under no-till in a smallholder farming system of South Africa 

  Malele, Sanari Chalin (2023)

  The first study comprised a survey on pigeon peas to determine the crop’s current status in six local municipalities within the two Provinces. The survey study was divided into two sections. The first section found that ...
• Response of tepary bean (phasseolus acutifolius) to vesicular arbuscular mycorrhiza and phosphorus application rates 

  Malatji, Johanna Mokgadi (2023)

  Tepary bean (Phaseolus acutifolius) is a legume crop cultivated for its high nutritional status and is tolerant to biotic and abiotic stress. It can potentially fix atmospheric nitrogen (N), reducing the need for chemical ...
• Evaluation of pigeon [cajanus cajan (L.)] varieties and phosphorus fertilization on drought tolerance mechanisms, grain yield and nutritional value under no-till in a smallholder farming system of South Africa 

  Malele, Sanari Chalin (2023)

  The first study comprised a survey on pigeon peas to determine the crop’s current status in six local municipalities within the two Provinces. The survey study was divided into two sections. The first section found that ...
• Assessment of selected types of soil degradation in Syferkuil Farm using remote sensing techniques 

  Mamorobela, Karabo Edwin (2023)

  Soil degradation is a serious environmental threat facing the humanity today. Soil degradation in one or more of its forms has been labelled as a ‘global pandemic’. This is because; soil degradation is a very serious ...
• Analysing price behaviour and forecasting of orange prices in South Africa from 2001 to 2021 

  Mashita, M. M. (2024)

  The citrus sector in South Africa exports more than 60% of the citrus produced in the Southern Hemisphere, making it the leading citrus exporter in the region. After Spain, South Africa is the country that exports the most ...
• Evaluation of prickly (opuntia ficus-indica) fruit on growth performance, blood indices and methane emissions by yearling male Pedi goats 

  Magonyane, Travor Tshepiso (2024)

  The study was conducted to determine the effect of prickly pear (Opuntia ficus-indica) in diets on growth performance, blood indices, and methane emissions of yearling male Pedi goats. A total number of 24 Pedi goats were ...
• Evaluation of threonine inclusion in a diet on productivity and carcass characteristics of indigenous Boschveld chickens 

  Sekgotodi, Tebogo Mack (2023)

  Protein ingredients are the most expensive inputs in poultry production even though not included in large quantities compared to energy ingredients. The study aimed to evaluate dietary threonine levels for optimal ...
• The awareness and perception of sorting municipal solid waste : a case study of Lebowakgomo Zone A and F, Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Molaba, Julia Raphahle (2023)

  Sorting of waste at source is a process where the user is involved in the waste management system that contributes to waste separation. The Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) generated in households need to be sorted to improve ...

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