Hierdie week het Plaas TV weereens vir interessante kykstof gesorg en vandag is #kykweervrydag. Hier is ’n opsomming van dié week se episodes:
- Die oorsprong van die Boran is in Ethiopië. Dié eg Afrika-beesras kom onder bespreking in vandag se aflewering van Plaas TV. Francois Smit van die Boran Beestelersgenootskap vertel ons ook meer van hul nasionale veiling wat op 15 Julie plaasvind.
- Fairy circles is ‘n ongewone natuurverskynsel wat in sommige woestyne voorkom. JW Hurter van die Universiteit van Pretoria vertel ons meer van sy navorsing hieroor.
Vind meer uit oor laas week se insetsels hier.
- It is #Research within the ARC today which means it is time to once again become acquainted with the research projects conducted by the team at the Agricultural Research Council. This week we visit the ARC-Biotechnology platform campus in Onderstepoort to learn more about their work.
- Plaas TV het onlangs Allways Fresh saam met Aartappels SA besoek. Dié herverpakker tree sedert 2016 reeds as ‘n middelman op tussen Suid-Afrikaanse produsente en twee van die land se mees prominente kleinhandelaars. Kyk nou na die insetsel vir meer hieroor.
The Royal Show is Africa’s largest mixed agricultural show. This annual ten-day event was held in May in Pietermaritzburg and is well-known for showcasing the country’s finest livestock and agricultural equipment. This year the event coincided with the Royal Agricultural Society’s 172nd anniversary. It also marks the last year that the show will be held in its current form, and at its historical Old Howick Road Home in Pietermaritzburg. The Plaas TV team also attended this event. Watch the inserts to see who we met up with!
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