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Rising veldfires set to hit crops, livestock and food prices Original

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By Tim Curran, Azharul Alam, Tanmayi Pagadala, Thomas Maxwell
| Bizcommunity Verified
More... Advertise your job vacancies Increasing frequency and severity of veldfires across South Africa could drive up food prices, as farmers face rising production costs and risks to crops, livestock, and infrastructure. Above-average rainfall during the latter part of the growing season, combined with climate change factors, has heightened the threat.
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Celebrating SA’s firefighters

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By Steve Kretzmann Verified, Tim Curran, Azharul Alam, Tanmayi Pagadala
| Bizcommunity Verified
South Africa’s deployment of firefighters internationally this year, has yet again proven that our country’s ability for wildfire firefighting is becoming more and more recognised. Image source: shmergin – 123RF.com “Our multiple deployments to Canada in 2023, is a vote of confidence in our wildfire firefighting capacity and abilities. We must be extremely proud of our deployees who have been selected,” Working on Fire managing director Trevor Abrahams told SAnews.
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Fire-smart farming: How the crops we plant could help reduce the risk of wildfires

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By Tim Curran, Azharul Alam, Tanmayi Pagadala, Thomas Maxwell
| Salon Verified
"What if the properties of the plants grown on agricultural land could be harnessed to help mitigate fires?" Flames rise as smoke billows from a forest during a wildfire in Brasilia National Park on September 5, 2022. (EVARISTO SA/AFP via Getty Images) This article was originally published on The Conversation. Destructive wildfires continue to threaten lives, property and the environment throughout the world.
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