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In pictures: Fun galore at Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo

The Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo 2023, held at Lavender Kontrei Mark in Pretoria, ended on Saturday. In partnership with Agri SA, it celebrated innovation in agriculture, attracting a diverse audience from seasoned farmers to industry newcomers

by Staff Reporter
25th September 2023
The Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo, presented in partnership with Agri SA, was an absolute blast! Visitors of all ages had a great time at this event, where agriculture came to life with thrilling exhibitions and engaging activities. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

The Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo, presented in partnership with Agri SA, was an absolute blast! Visitors of all ages had a great time at this event, where agriculture came to life with thrilling exhibitions and engaging activities. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

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The stage had been set, the excitement was palpable, and the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo 2023 had indeed ended with a bang. Held at Lavender Kontrei Mark in Wonderboom, Pretoria, this four-day extravaganza, which ended on Saturday, proved to be an unmatched experience for farmers, agricultural enthusiasts, and industry pioneers.

Presented in partnership with Agri SA, the Agri Gauteng Ekspo provided a unique opportunity to delve into the latest advancements, strategies, and innovations driving the sector forward. Whether you were a seasoned farmer seeking to refine your craft, a curious newcomer eager to explore the world of agriculture, or an industry leader aiming to stay ahead of the curve, this expo was an absolute must-attend event.

Here is some of Food For Mzansi’s favourite moments.

At the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo, children had an absolute blast too! The event offered an abundance of entertaining activities for young ones, including camel and horse rides that ignite their spirit of adventure, and delightful train rides that took them on a thrilling journey of fun and excitement. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

At the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo, children had an absolute blast too! The event offered an abundance of entertaining activities for young ones, including camel and horse rides that ignite their spirit of adventure, and delightful train rides that took them on a thrilling journey of fun and excitement.

Agri Skills Transfer, a pioneer in agricultural education and training, played a pivotal role in making the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo an enriching experience for all. Their expertise and dedication to empowering individuals and communities within the agricultural sector were evident throughout the event. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

Agri Skills Transfer, a pioneer in agricultural education and training, played a pivotal role in making the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo an enriching experience for all. Their expertise and dedication to empowering individuals and communities within the agricultural sector were evident throughout the event.

At this year’s Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo, the crowd was swept up in a wave of Springbok pride! Attendees enthusiastically rallied behind the national rugby team as they competed in the Rugby World Cup. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

At this year’s Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo, the crowd was swept up in a wave of Springbok pride! Attendees enthusiastically rallied behind the national rugby team as they competed in the Rugby World Cup.

Established in 2016 by Agri SA, Agri Ent has emerged as a visionary force shaping the future of the agricultural sector. It boasts an intricate knowledge of and unfettered access to every facet of the agriculture value chain. Their overarching mission is to generate value for stakeholders across both the private and public sectors, achieved through a series of impactful initiatives. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

Established in 2016 by Agri SA, Agri Ent has emerged as a visionary force shaping the future of the agricultural sector. It boasts an intricate knowledge of and unfettered access to every facet of the agriculture value chain. Their overarching mission is to generate value for stakeholders across both the private and public sectors, achieved through a series of impactful initiatives.

SoilGrow proudly showcased its products as an exhibitor at the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo. It isn’t just an organic product; it’s a passionate commitment to enhancing the agricultural environment. Crafted by two dedicated individuals, SoilGrow is the epitome of 100% organic goodness. It doesn’t just improve your crops or garden; it nourishes the earth, leaving you with luxuriously rich, healthy soil. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

SoilGrow proudly showcased its products as an exhibitor at the Agri Gauteng Agricultural Ekspo. It isn’t just an organic product; it’s a passionate commitment to enhancing the agricultural environment. Crafted by two dedicated individuals, SoilGrow is the epitome of 100% organic goodness. It doesn’t just improve your crops or garden; it nourishes the earth, leaving you with luxuriously rich, healthy soil.

The Southerns Beekeeping Association unites hobbyist and professional beekeepers, ranging from those with a few hives for pure enjoyment to experts managing hundreds for honey production and pollination services. Its members span Gauteng and beyond, all drawn to the captivating world of honey bees. Beyond a shared love for these remarkable insects, we are dedicated to promoting and preserving beekeeping, a vital component of a healthy agricultural sector and ecosystem. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

The Southerns Beekeeping Association unites hobbyist and professional beekeepers, ranging from those with a few hives for pure enjoyment to experts managing hundreds for honey production and pollination services. Its members span Gauteng and beyond, all drawn to the captivating world of honey bees. Beyond a shared love for these remarkable insects, we are dedicated to promoting and preserving beekeeping, a vital component of a healthy agricultural sector and ecosystem.

Fidelity Fire Solutions delivers an all-encompassing range of life safety and fire protection products and services. It provides a streamlined, single-service interface that seamlessly combines its profound industry expertise with the extensive national presence and support of the Fidelity Service Group. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

Fidelity Fire Solutions delivers an all-encompassing range of life safety and fire protection products and services. It provides a streamlined, single-service interface that seamlessly combines its profound industry expertise with the extensive national presence and support of the Fidelity Service Group.

Nedbank is the ideal banking partner for farmers, offering specialised financial solutions and expertise tailored to the agricultural sector. They provide farmers with custom lending, risk management tools, and digital banking options to enhance efficiency and growth. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

Nedbank is the ideal banking partner for farmers, offering specialised financial solutions and expertise tailored to the agricultural sector. They provide farmers with custom lending, risk management tools, and digital banking options to enhance efficiency and growth.

Camels, often overlooked in modern agriculture, hold the key to sustainable and resilient farming practices. From their role in transporting water to their eco-friendly ploughing and natural fertiliser contributions, camels offer a versatile and eco-conscious solution for modern farmers looking to enhance their productivity while reducing their environmental footprint. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

Camels, often overlooked in modern agriculture, hold the key to sustainable and resilient farming practices. From their role in transporting water to their eco-friendly ploughing and natural fertiliser contributions, camels offer a versatile and eco-conscious solution for modern farmers looking to enhance their productivity while reducing their environmental footprint.

Greenhouse Technologies is at the forefront of the greenhouse industry in South Africa. With a strong commitment to excellence, vast expertise, and unwavering customer dedication, they are the go-to source for nurturing growth from the ground up. Their extensive range of greenhouse equipment and top-notch products cater to a wide array of crops, making them an invaluable resource for farmers and cultivators. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

Greenhouse Technologies is at the forefront of the greenhouse industry in South Africa. With a strong commitment to excellence, vast expertise, and unwavering customer dedication, they are the go-to source for nurturing growth from the ground up. Their extensive range of greenhouse equipment and top-notch products cater to a wide array of crops, making them an invaluable resource for farmers and cultivators.

The Agricultural Produce Agents Council stands as a steadfast guardian of farmers’ interests, meticulously regulating and elevating the professions of fresh produce, export, and livestock agents. Through its unwavering commitment to integrity, it ensures that farmers’ livelihoods are safeguarded and their dignity upheld, in alignment with the empowering principles of Section 9, Agricultural Produce Agents Act, 12 of 1992. Photo: Supplied/Agri Gauteng

The Agricultural Produce Agents Council stands as a steadfast guardian of farmers’ interests, meticulously regulating and elevating the professions of fresh produce, export, and livestock agents. Through its unwavering commitment to integrity, it ensures that farmers’ livelihoods are safeguarded and their dignity upheld, in alignment with the empowering principles of Section 9, Agricultural Produce Agents Act, 12 of 1992.

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