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AGRICULTURE
Limpopo farmers receive productivity support
One of the largest irrigated farming ventures in Limpopo was commissioned in January and handed over to the Ikageng community, in Strydkraal.By: Dimakatso Motau
09 Mar 12
Results
Infrasors expands dolomite plant as demand rises
Building materials firm Infrasors has agreed to invest a further R15-million into a third phase at its subsidiary Lyttleton Dolomite Pluto plant, as a result of the continued demand increases, the company said on Wednesday. Production would now...29 Oct 08
industrial materials
Infrasors plans R12m expansion as demand soars
AltX-listed industrial materials and mining group Infrasors posted a revenue of R127-million for the six months to August 31, 2007.01 Oct 07
CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
Building-materials firm Infrasors to list on Joburg's AltX
Gauteng-based construction products manufacturer Infrasors Holdings plans to list on the JSE's AltX on July 31.13 Jul 07
Water Engineering
Giant dam knife-gate valves built in SA
An order for the largest knife-gate valves in South Africa has been completed by Edenvale-based Insamcor.By: peter cromberge
22 Jul 05
All
Olifants River Water Resource Development Project
The project involves the construction of a large dam at De Hoop on the Steelpoort River in Limpopo province. It will also include the construction of extensive bulk water distribution infrastructure, in the form of pipelines and pumpstations, and...
By: Sheila Barradas
08 Jul 05
Biotechnology
GM cotton tested in SA
Seed company Monsanto has begun field tests of a new genetically-modified (GM) cotton in six Mpumalanga and Limpopo towns.By: warren robertson
08 Jul 05
Martin Creamer Show on SAFM
On-The-Air (08/07/2005)
Every Friday morning, SAfm's AMLive's radio anchor Nikiwe Bikitsha
speaks to Martin Creamer, publishing editor of Engineering News and
Mining Weekly. Reported here is this Friday's At the Coalface
transcript: Bikitsha: Datadots,...
Construction
. . . and hands over part of R17m project
The Hereford Canal, a 75-year-old canal in northern Mpumulanga that has been losing up to 60% of its water through leakage, is being waterproofed by construction company Group Five at a cost of R17-million.By: elizabeth rebelo
23 Jul 04
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