by Mary Kendall Dixon | Jun 9, 2017 | The ByLine, Travel, What I Learned
By Gregg Hillyer, DTN/The Progressive Farmer It’s been 23 years since the end of apartheid, but fallout from racial segregation continues to cast its long shadow on many non-white South Africans. A lack of education, literacy and technical skills means low-paying jobs...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Jun 2, 2017 | The ByLine, Travel, What I Learned
By Greg Lamp, CHS Inc. A dangerous country, razor wire and electric fences surround farmsteads, hotels, businesses and often even homes. From one end of South Africa to the other, the landscape changes almost mile by mile and so does agriculture. From raising...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | May 19, 2017 | The ByLine, Travel, What I Learned, Writing
By Lilian Schaer, Agri-Food Project Services Ltd. This is one of my favourite shots from a morning game drive in Kruger National Park, one of Africa’s largest game reserves at approximately 4.8 million acres and home to the Big Five: lions, leopards,...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | May 5, 2017 | The ByLine, Travel, What I Learned
By Jessie Scott, AAEA InfoExpo Chair “South African farming is not for sissies.” When I first heard that line from a farmer in Delmas, Gauteng, a northern province in South Africa, I chuckled at the bluntness of the line as well as the subtle insinuation that...
by Mary Kendall Dixon | Apr 7, 2017 | The ByLine, Travel, What I Learned, Writing
Source: Alltech.com March 9, 2017 [LEXINGTON, Ky.] – Nine agricultural journalists will soon dive into hands-on training featuring professional development, leadership and global networking as winners of the 2017 IFAJ-Alltech Young Leaders in Agricultural...
