The global agricultural landscape is under increasing pressure. Water scarcity, labour shortages, unpredictable weather patterns, and rising demand for efficiency are intensifying the challenges...

The global agricultural landscape is under increasing pressure. Water scarcity, labour shortages, unpredictable weather patterns, and rising demand for efficiency are intensifying the challenges...

New Holland is celebrating 50 years of continuous improvements on the CR harvesters’ features with the introduction of the latest technology for superior power...

ohn Deere Expands Autonomous Lineup with 9RX and 5ML Tractors John Deere has unveiled two new autonomous agricultural machines—the Autonomous 9RX Tractor for large-scale farming and the Autonomous...

Walkabout® MOTHER BINS has confirmed its participation at Grain SA’s NAMPO Harvest Day, taking place from May 13–16, 2025, at NAMPO Park near Bothaville. The company will be exhibiting at Booth E26B. As one of the largest privately organized agricultural exhibitions in the southern hemisphere, NAMPO Harvest Day provides a dynamic platform for innovation, collaboration, and showcasing cutting-edge farming technology. This marks Walkabout® MOTHER BINS’ first appearance at the event. Walkabout® MOTHER BINS are high-capacity, in-field grain storage solutions engineered to help farmers maximize daily harvest output. With models offering 110-tonne and 165-tonne capacities, these bins are designed to keep combines running efficiently—allowing harvesting to continue uninterrupted even after trucks have left the field. “We’re excited to attend NAMPO Harvest Day for the first time,” said Stephanie Erdahl, International Sales and Logistics Director at Walkabout® MOTHER BINS. “There’s growing demand across Africa for smarter harvest logistics, and our Mother Bins offer a practical, scalable solution to overcome labor shortages and streamline grain movement on the farm.” By bridging the gap between harvesting and transportation, Walkabout® MOTHER BINS provide an effective answer to challenges commonly faced by grain producers, including labour constraints, logistical delays, and limited silo capacity. The company looks forward to engaging directly with African farmers, demonstrating how its technology can boost efficiency, reduce downtime, and ensure smoother harvest operations.

This initiative, according to the NAB, aims to reduce dependency on imports, create employment opportunities, and enhance the nation’s agricultural exports. The commitment was unveiled...

Why settle for a second-hand tractor when you can buy a brand-new one ranging from R270 000 to R450 000, excluding VAT, with an extendable...

The requirement for dependable, high-quality energy solutions is critical in the demanding and fast-paced industries of agriculture, mining, and transport. These industries are the foundation...