Redaksie | Editorial
I
t never seizes to amaze me how nature
knows that spring has arrived. It happened
again this year. On the first of September
this year, the sun rose to a glorious day.
Everything suddenly looked different from
the day before. I suddenly noticed a number
of things - the fig trees starting to push the
first fresh green leaves with new vigour, new
blooms bursting from their buds, birds chirping
with the knowledge that the worst of winter
is something of the past.
You realise that the sun is shining with new
enthusiasm, bees are buzzing and you notice
something different in the air.
This makes one think about the wonders of
Mother Earth and all her gifts, water, plants
and seasons, all of these blessings to humankind.
You can’t help but be awed by the proficiency
with which nature was designed and the
delicate way in which these elements interact
towards providing man and beast with a
place under the sun.
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Unfortunately humans tend to forget how
delicate the balances are and how important
it is to manage our blessings from nature
responsibly.
In this month’s edition, we tried to cover a
number of farming types and systems to
address these challenges. We are proud to
celebrate AgriKultuur/Culture’s 5 th birthday
with a wide variety of topics in our biggest
edition ever. We trust you will find some-
thing to your taste and enjoy the 126 pages
we have prepared for you in this edition.
Last but not least, I would like to thank all
our readers, contributors and loyal advertisers
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Till we meet again,
Chris