• An evaluation of community perceptions on the greater Letaba livelihoods for the community of Mariveni, Limpopo Province 

  Lekganyane, Mmamare Alice (2025)

  The perceptions of the community towards rivers as a source of livelihood are quite crucial not only for the derived socio-economic livelihoods but also for the effective management of rivers as perception is central to ...
• Effect of the meter square ultra-high density planting technology on growth, yield and phyto-nutritional composition of Moringa oleifera 

  Magabe, Realeboga Carley (2025)

  Moringa oleifera Lam., is a versatile, nutrient-dense crop that has drawn a lot of interest due to its ability to combat hunger and food insecurity. Despite many uses of Moringa oleifera, little is known about how ultra-high ...
• Understanding land use and land cover dynamics and their effects on the surface water resources at Letaba Catchment in Limpopo, South Africa 

  Mashala, Makgabo Johanna (2024)

  This work investigates the intricate dynamics of land use and land cover (LULC) due to pressures from population growth and environmental changes. The implications of these changes are particularly significant for water ...
• Effect of feed restriction on performance, stress and clinical welfare indicators of ross 308 broiler chickens 

  Maake, Mmatlou Christinah (2024)

  This study investigates the effect of feed restriction on the growth performance, stress, and welfare indicators of Ross 308 broiler chickens aged 1 to 35 days. The experiment aimed to determine the impact of feed restriction ...
• Nutrient composition, phytochemical content and antoxidant potential of leaf extract berchemia discolor ( Munie tree) for goats in the Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Molepo, Mosima Mahlogonolo (2025)

  The study aims to investigate the nutrient composition, phytochemical content and antioxidant potential of leaf extract Berchemia discolor (Munie tree) for goats. Plant leaves were harvested, dried and ground. To analyse ...
• Exploring the use of indigenous crops for heavy metal phytoremediation of mine contaminated soils 

  Ndhlovu, Sharon Nomthandazo (2024)

  Soil contamination with heavy metals poses a significant environmental risk and is one of the world’s most pressing issue. People's health and soil are being seriously harmed by heavy metal pollution in mining locations. ...
• Assessing the consumption of Giant-Jewel Beetles (Sternocera Orissa) among rural households in the Lepelle-Nkumpi Local Municipality of Limpopo Province 

  Ntsoane, Mahlogonolo Ramatsimele (2025)

  In the dry regions of Limpopo Province, South Africa, food security remains a significant issue for many rural households due to the challenges of traditional agriculture and limited access to diverse protein sources. The ...
• Modelling of water demand and supply to develop future management scenarios for Mokolo River Catchment, Limpopo Province 

  Nkoe, E. B. (2025)

  Effective planning and integrated management of water resources in a rapidly changing environment under the influence of climate change and anthropogenic activities relies on consistent monitoring of changes in a river ...
• Comparative analysis of different mulching materials on selected soil properties, growth, yield, and quality of moringa oleifera L. leaves 

  Sokombela, Asanda (2025)

  Food insecurity in Africa is attributed from an underdeveloped agricultural sector heavily dependent on primary agriculture. Agricultural productivity faces diminishing soil fertility, resource constraints, environmental ...
• Examining informal food traders' livelihood status and factors affecting the adoption of their livelihood strategies posti-COVID-19 Pandemic in South Africa : a case study of Polokwane Local Municipality 

  Morwatshehla, Motsatsi (2025)

  This study aimed to examine the livelihood status of informal food traders and the factors affecting their adoption of livelihood strategies post-COVID-19 in selected areas of Polokwane Local Municipality. To accomplish ...
• Farmers' perception and factors affecting scrotal circumference of beef bulls in South Africa 

  Kgaditsi, Andile Mophere (2024)

  The size of scrotal circumference is highly associated with fertility of a bull, however bulls with under-developed scrotum contributes to unsatisfying performance and low reproduction potential of a bull. The objectives ...
• A comparative evaluation of 'Hass' type avocado cultivars on postharvest pericarp colour development and correlation with softening : a case of 'Hass', 'Maluma- Hass' and 'Carmen-Hass' 

  Ledwaba, Kagisho Florence (2025)

  During ripening, 'Hass' avocado fruit change colour from green to purple/black. However, early-season fruit exhibit a poor colour development, and this issue has not been studied in 'Carmen-Hass' and 'Maluma-Hass' when ...
• The spatial distribution of asbestos and the community awareness and perception of asbestosis risk in Ga-Mathabatha, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Thobejane, Manuel Teleki (2025)

  Asbestos dust exposure poses a significant public health concern, particularly in areas characterised by unrehabilitated asbestos mines. As such, this study aims to evaluate the spatial distribution of asbestos and the ...
• Influence of drying methods on the nutritional composition of moringa (Moringa oleifera) leaves 

  Raphela, Mahlogonolo Neria (2024)

  Moringa (Moringa oleifera) is a multipurpose tree that has amazing nutritional, healing, and preventative potentials. It has been identified as one of the most assuring species in ameliorating/improving micronutrient ...
• 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 ...

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