• Towards estimating brittleness index of the ECCA Group sandstones based on mineralogical characteristics 

  Sekgona, Tumi Lauretta (2025)

  Brittleness is a critical property in geological formations, influencing the extraction and production processes in the oil and gas industry, as well as in mining and civil engineering applications. Many methods were ...
• Analysing factors influencing the gross profit margin of informal food traders post Covid-19 pandemic in Polokwane Local Municipality, South Africa 

  Legong, Mokibelo Elsie (2025)

  The informal food sector is a critical contributor to local economies, providing income opportunities, generating revenue, supporting livelihoods, and alleviating poverty. However, the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated ...
• Relationship between morphometric traits and predictive models for total skin length in slaughtered South African Nile Crocodiles (Crocodylus niloticus corviei) 

  Rachuene, Pretty (2025)

  Nile crocodiles are common in South Africa, reaching up to 6m in total length. The quality and yield of crocodile skins plays a significant role in it price determination Hence, the aim of this study was to determine the ...
• Effects of non-essential heavy metal bioremediation on enzyme in soils irrigated with treated wastewater 

  Tlouamma, Tshepiso Matlakala (2025)

  Treated wastewater (TWW) can serve as a substitute option for irrigation to decrease the water scarcity pressures in semi-arid regions of Limpopo Province, South Africa. However, prolonged use of TWW can degrade soil quality ...
• Analysisng the determinants of tomato commercialisation by smallholder farmers in Mogalakwena Local Municipality, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Manokoana, Seleka Emorgan (2025)

  Tomatoes are a key crop in South Africa, contributing significantly to vegetable production and consumed in both fresh and processed forms. Despite their importance, smallholder tomato farmers face multiple challenges, ...
• Effect of tea plantation on nutrient status of oxisols in at the Tshivhase Estate, Limpopo Province 

  Ntsewa, Maphuti Rose (2021)

  Addressing soil fertility decline and acidification due to land use change from undisturbed forest to tea plantation is important in order to foster sustainable management of tea plantations. The establishment of tea ...
• Analysis of farm to retail price transmission for selected agricultural commodities during Covid-19 pandemic in South Africa 

  Mkasi, Felicity Ntombikayiso (2025)

  This study aims to analyse farm-to-retail price transmission for selected agricultural commodities (ginger, garlic, and lemon) during the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa. To achieve this, the Mark-Up Pricing model was ...
• Cytotoxicity and genotoxicity of cucurbitacin-containing phytonematicides and related bioavailability in tomato plant 

  Mashela, Tshepo Segwadi (2025)

  The withdrawal of synthetic chemical nematicides from the agrochemical market has left farmers with limited options to manage plant parasitic nematodes. Currently, the indigenous plants Curcumis myriocupus and Cucurmis ...
• Ex-situ conservation strategies in South African indigenous goat genetic resources 

  Chokoe, Tlou Caswell (2025)

  The study was undertaken to investigate the genetic adaptation in South African communal indigenous goat populations using the socio-economic status, phenotypic traits, Illumina SNP50K data, and conservation strategies ...
• Effect of edible plant-based wax on postharvest greening and sprouting of potato tubers 

  Manamela, Juliet Makalla (2025)
• Host-status and sensitivity of twenty-two sweet potato lines to meloidogyne incogita and meloidogyne javanica and potential mechanisms of resistance 

  Morifi, Portia Lerato (2025)

  Most thermophilic crop-producing regions are replete with root-knot (Meloidogyne species) nematodes especially M. incognita, M. javanica and M. enterolobii. Meloidogyne species are a serious threat on various sweet potato ...
• Dietary effects of artemisia afra on stress response in oreochromis mossambicus and clarias gariepinus 

  Moloto, Maripa Herold (2025)

  The aim of this study was to investigate the anti-stress properties of the A. afra essential oil in Oreochromis mossambicus and Clarias gariepinus subjected to different stressors, namely handling, feed deprivation and ...
• Morphometric and the genetic variations in wild populations of oreochromis mossambicus and its potential hybrids in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mashele, Mahlatse Fiona (2025)

  The current study presented a comprehensive analysis of O. mossambicus and its possible hybrids inhabiting four localities, with a focus on morphometric and genetic assessments to identify species and hybridization patterns. ...
• Smallholder goat farmers' perceptions and willingness to participate in the agro-processing industry : a case study of Mamaila Village, Greater Letaba Local Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Matlala, Tshepiso Florence (2025)

  Smallholder farmers play a crucial role in contributing to economic development and economic growth. Nevertheless, smallholder farmers are not fully linked and introduced to the agro-processing industry which is classified ...
• Phenotypic plasticity in Toggenburg dairy goats on milk production traits across agro-ecological zone of South Africa 

  Matshebuka, Tshepho (2025)

  Toggenburg dairy goats, which are valued for their versatility and excellent milk production under a variety of environmental conditions, are essential to the South African dairy industry. The aim of this study was to ...
• Satelite-derived assessment of rangeland productivity in Blouberg Municipality in a changing climate 

  Mashava, Thembani Theophilus (2025)

  This study investigates rangeland productivity in Blouberg Municipality, Limpopo Province, under changing climatic conditions using satellite-derived data. The research employs MODIS-derived vegetation indices, specifically ...
• Investigation of non-genetic factors affecting haematological traits in dorper sheep 

  Makgopa, Ledimo Faith (2024)

  Haematological parameters may be affected by several internal and external factors making their interpretation more challenging. Non-genetic factors are known to have an influence on haematological parameters of sheep, ...
• Rural household perceptions and willingness to pay for donkey farming : a case study of Blouberg Municipality, Capricorn District, Limpopo Province 

  Malepeng, Tshetshemi Joel (2025)

  In rural households, donkeys are frequently seen as significant assets that support sustainable revenue generation and a way of life. Donkey farming is negatively perceived or viewed as a low-class or old-fashioned type ...
• Tillering propensity and crop water use of different sorghum varieties under varying irrigation regimes 

  Mathatha, Rifilwe (2025)

  Tillering is one of sorghum’s adaptive traits to water availability, which can ‘make or break’ crop yields depending on cultivar genetics. The complex interaction between water availability and genetic expression makes ...
• Investigating the use of netting structures as conditions suitable for off-season production of Moringa oleifera in South Africa 

  Setlale, Happiness (2025)

  Moringa oleifera, part of the Moringaceae family, is a subtropical plant renowned for its medicinal properties. Its leaves are often used as leafy vegetables or as primary ingredients in green smoothies. However, Moringa ...

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