• Small-scale maize farmers' willingness to pay for changing planting dates in the face of climate change : a case study of Makhuduthamaga Local Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Tau, Lekobane Lebogang (2023)

  The agricultural sector plays an important role in South Africa regardless of the small contribution of 1.88% it has to the GDP of the Country. Small-scale maize farmers’ decisions to adopt adaptation options in response ...
• The effect of citric acid supplementation on growth performance, carcass weight, tibia bone breaking strength, and ash content of male ross 308 broiler chickens 

  Thokwane, Judith (2023)

  Two experiments were conducted to determine the effect of citric acid inclusion level in the diet on growth performance, carcass weight, tibia bone breaking strength and ash content of male Ross 308 broiler chickens aged ...
• Effect of dietary citric acid supplementation & use of non-linear models on growth performance in Venda chickens 

  Zulu, Blantina Fangele (2023)

  The development curve of Venda chicken fed with various amounts of citric acid was evaluated using nonlinear models in an experiment. to ascertain the effects of citric acid supplementation level on feed intake, body ...
• Influence of primary hypogenous seeds of phaseolus coccineus in cucurbitacin-containing phytonematicides on plant growth and namatode suppression 

  Ramoetlo, Motsatsi Priscilla (2022)

  Runner beans are extremely sensitive to root-knot (Meloidogyne species) nematodes. Phytonematicides had been consistently used in managing population densities of Meloidogyne species in various crops, with the application ...
• Assessment of the effectiveness of public participation in environmental impact assessment: a case study of Matseke filling station development 

  Rikhotso, Shenen (2023)

  The process of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) aims at identifying the significant environmental, social, and economic impacts of a proposed project before a decision is made of whether a project should commence. ...
• Analysing drought risk preparedness by smallholder livestock farmers: an application of protection motivation theory in Blouberg Local Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Seanego, Kgabo Chantel (2022)

  Understanding the factors that influence farmers' decisions to take preventive measures against natural hazards provides insight that can be used to develop user-specific interventions to support their adaptation ...
• Pea seed priming in cucurbitacin-containing phytomaticides for generating mean concentration point 

  Ntuli, Vafana Attraction (2021)

  In use of phytonematicides as an alternative to synthetic chemical nematicides, the major challenge had been the development of appropriate application technologies, which are currently limited to the ground leaching ...
• Enhancing nutritional content, phytochemical levels, growth and yield of okra (Abelmoschus esculentus L.) using the organic medium enclosed trough system 

  Mokgalabone, Tyson Tebogo (2023)

  Okra is an indigenous vegetable consumed in Southern Africa. Its growth and yield are negatively affected by water and nutrient deficit. There is insufficient scientific information on the growth and yield attributes of ...
• Development of non-phytotoxic concentration of nemarioc-al and nemafria-bk on beetroot (beta vulgaria) ciltivar 'detroit dark red' 

  Mashitoa, Mamakgana Florence (2017)

  Phytonematicides, mainly due to their allelopathic nature, might be highly phytotoxic to crops protected against nematode damage. Phytotoxicity issues are compounded by the fact that the efficacy of plant extracts on ...
• An elucidation of selected pre-harvest practices and postharvest treatment influencing 'Hass' avocado fruit exocarp colour development during ripening 

  Shikwambana, Kingsly (2022)

  In 'Hass' avocado fruit, pre-harvest and postharvest factors affecting exocarp colour change during ripening are vital to maintain the industry’s credibility, competitiveness and profitability. Currently, the South ...
• An economic assessment of inland fisheries' contribution to income generation and food security in Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Mokhaukhau, Jenny Potsiso (2022)

  In South Africa, the presence of inland waterbodies provides opportunities for households to engage in fishing activities. The existence of fish and the availability of several waterbodies in the country's inland ...
• An assessment of the impact of declining water quality on tourism : a case study of Loskop Dam, Mpumalanga, South Africa 

  Makwela, Tshegofatso Rahab (2022)

  Various studies have indicated problems of water pollution in South Africa, with some of them highlighting the high concentrations of chemical pollutants in the Loskop Dam. These reports show how pollution in the dam ...
• Evaluation of the nutritional quality of feed supplements utilized by communal cattle farmers during the dry season at Ga-Matlala, Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Monkwe, Thapelo Rosina (2022)

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• Analysing food security among rural households of Capricorn and Mopani Districts, Limpopo Province , South Africa 

  Nengovhela, Rudzani (2022)

  Regardless of the various measures implemented by the South African government to curb food insecurity, majority of rural households are still experiencing food insecurity at the household level. This could be because ...
• Applying spent coffee ground as an organic soil ameliorant in the Limpopo Province, South Africa 

  Motlanthi, Mahlatse (2022)

  The constant growth experienced by the coffee industry has led to the high-volume production of coffee waste worldwide. One of the main coffee wastes is spent coffee ground (SCG), a residue obtained after the ground ...
• Analysing the relationship between government expenditure in agriculture, the value of agricultural production, and other selected variables in South Africa for the period 1983-2019 

  Ngobeni, Etian (2022)

  Agricultural production measures the performance and efficiency of a country’s agricultural sector. The state of agricultural production can be assessed through the value of agricultural production, which is a product ...
• Perceptions held by University of Limpopo agricultural students towards self- employment in agribusiness 

  Dlamini, Bheki Prince (2022)

  This study was aimed at analyzing the perception of students towards selfemployment in agribusiness. Primary data was collected at the University of Limpopo using questionnaires from five disciplines in the School of ...
• The potential of putrescine postharvest dips and cold storage temperature on fruit quality and shelf-life of 'solo' papaya (carica papaya L). 

  Mabunda, Eulenda Tinyiko (2022)

  Cold storage is commonly used to prolong papaya fruit storability. Furthermore, the optimal recommended storage temperature is below 10℃ for export and distant market. However, chilling injury (CI) occurs at 10℃ or ...
• Investigation of single nucleotide polymorphisms of insulin-like growth factor 1 (IGF-1) gene and their association with growth traits in Kalahari red goat 

  Mokoena, Kwena (2022)

  Weighing scales are typically out of reach for small-scale farmers due to expensive cost and a lack of operational expertise. However, understanding body weight and its relationship to linear body measures are critical for ...
• Smallholder cattle farmers' willingness to adopt index-based livestock insurance in the face of climate change : evidence from Polokwane Local Municipality, Limpopo Province 

  Maekela, Koena Frans (2022)

  Climate change and variability on a global level is one of the most serious environmental challenges which exacerbates the well-known vulnerability of smallholder farmers. To cushion the shock of climate change, risk ...

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