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...These grow about 40 to 50 cm from the top of the bulbous root at the base of the stem, which is the main source of food.
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Stay in Makuleke Contract Park
...This private house sleeps a maximum of 8 people and is ideal for a family or a group of friends seeking a house to rent in the Kruger National Park...English
Bananas Crop Management
...During the period of ripening the temperature is lifted to between 16°C and 18°C and a relative humidity of 95% is best...English
Willowmore Routes
...The scenic ‘Valley of Baboons’ route is strenuous and challenging, but worth the view of unspoilt landscapes and quiet beauty of the valley. You can start biking from Willowmore, pedalling away from the N9...English
Crocodile Products
...A 100g serving of crocodile meat contains 46g of protein, much higher than the 25g of boneless chicken...English
Regenerative Agriculture
... Allan Savory, a Zimbabwean ecologist and co-founder of the Savory Institute, is seen as one of the biggest pioneers of this production method...English
Skukuza
... Skukuza lies in an area with a rich diversity of game, including big cats, wild dog, elephant, buffalo, kudu and giraffe, and is probably the most popular of the Kruger Park camps, which receives hundreds of thousands of visitors each year...English
Turnips
...These grow about 40 to 50 cm from the top of the bulbous root at the base of the stem, which is the main source of food.
However, the leaves are also edible. The turnip root is round to oval with a taproot...English
The Early Cape Penguin Colony
...Within two years, a European population of a couple of hundred people had virtually wiped out the island’s colony...English
Battle Cave in Central Drakensberg
...You can't overnight in Junction Cave because floods caused it to collapse some years ago.Grindstone Caves Trails This walk is only 7 km each way, with a slice of forest near the start, the possibility of a guided tour of Battle Cave (one of the best..English
Pride of de Kaap
...Pride of de KaapPride of de Kaap© Roger de la HarpeNamePride of de Kaap (Bauhinia galpinii)DescriptionThe pride of de Kaap blooms during March and April, but may flower as early as November...English
Riebeek West
...The original farmhouse, school room, poultry house, coach house, dairy and stables have been restored by the owners of the farm, cement company PPC. An interesting collection of photographs is displayed in one of the outbuildings...English
Kruger Park Drives
...The clink of fruit bats, whoops of hyenas, and cry of jackals or owl calls add spice to your viewing pleasure.By Justin Fox..English
Sweet Wine vs Dry Wine
... Our sense of smell greatly affects our perception of sweetness. If a wine smells sweeter, it will inherently taste sweeter. Such wines are referred to as ‘aromatic’ because of its sweet aroma...English
1684 The Copper Mountain of Namaqualand
...One member of this group, Hendrik Claudius, was an artist who produced one of the first series of illustrations featuring the plants of Namaqualand, including the kokerboom.Unwieldy Expedition©Jacques MaraisIf you are the driving type, Springbok..English
Organic and Inorganic Fertilizers, Compost and Manures
...Excessive use of chemical or inorganic fertilizers alone can lead to a build-up of salts and a reduction of microbes in the soil, which causes leaching of the soil...English
Upington Attractions
...©Roger de la HarpeView of the Gariep River.Upington also has two unique statues, one symbolising the contribution of the donkey to the development of the area, and the other serving as a reminder of the role of the camel during the early days of..English
Wine Exports by Country
...Wine Exports by CountryWine Exports by CountryGlobal Market©Louise BrodieWith global sales reaching into the billions of dollars, wine can be considered one of the world’s largest markets...English
What Do Baboons Eat?
...Impala, as well as kudu, bushbuck and civet, pick up the scraps of fruits or shoots that baboons knock or drop out of trees. Baboons are one of few animals with the dexterity to dig for water...English
Fast Facts About Warthogs
...young2 - 3FoodWet season = grazes mostly on lawn-like swathes of grass...English
Tulbagh
...It is also known for its plum farming and excellent production of wine, due to the valley’s fertile soils and a number of different mesoclimates. Tulbagh is perfect for day trips or a weekend getaway, as it lies just 80 minutes from Cape Town...English
Ottoshoop
... ©Roger de la HarpeLandscape view over Madikwe Game Reserve, one of the reserves to visit near Ottoshoop.The town was the commercial capital of South Africa during its boom years from 1879 to 1880, when it was known for its exceptional mining..English
Buckwheat
...It is a good cover crop and provides a good source of nectar for bees.©Nima t100A field of flowering Buckwheat...English
Cederberg Accommodation
...From the unique birdlife gliding across a blue skyline to dips in crisp mountain rock pools, a stay in the diverse landscape of the Cederberg is a glimpse of paradise...English