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Free health checks and B-well products at young farmers’ indaba

Join Health For Mzansi at the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba! Explore a wealth of resources dedicated to enhancing farmer health and vitality. From tailored nutrition advice to complimentary health screenings, we're here to support our farmers every step of the way

by Duncan Masiwa
1st April 2024
Join us at this week’s Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba where attendees can benefit from free health checks and sample B-Well products at the Health For Mzansi exhibition, in partnership with Incon Health. Photo: Food For Mzansi

Join us at this week’s Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba where attendees can benefit from free health checks and sample B-Well products at the Health For Mzansi exhibition, in partnership with Incon Health. Photo: Food For Mzansi

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Attendees of the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba, taking place from Thursday, 4 to Saturday, 6 April, will benefit from complimentary blood sugar, cholesterol, and BMI tests conducted by professional nurses, as well as access to social workers. These services will be provided by Incon Health, an exhibitor at the three-day event.

Incon Health will be situated within the Health For Mzansi exhibition area at the indaba. Furthermore, attendees will have the opportunity to sample some of B-well’s finest heart-healthy products. B-Well takes pride in its locally sourced products, cultivated from the golden fields of the Western Cape and delivered straight to your kitchen.

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“Health is wealth, particularly for our farmers,” says Ronelle Louwrens, the publisher of Health For Mzansi, a sister publication of Food For Mzansi. She underscores the close interconnection between health and food production.

“They go together like … South Africa and sunny days. How food is produced, prepared and consumed is at the core of a healthy life. We want our young farmers to be aware of this. To look after themselves and the rest of the country,” Louwrens adds.

She emphasises the irony that, despite farmers’ pivotal role in ensuring food security, they frequently neglect their own health.

Louwrens describes Health For Mzansi as the essential farmers’ guide for enhancing resilience, energy, and overall well-being. “We invite you to access expert advice on nutrition, safety, and disease prevention at this year’s Mzansi Young Farmer’s Indaba”

Meet your hosts for next week’s Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba

Still need an indaba ticket?

Meanwhile, organisers confirm that last-minute tickets for the Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba are now available. Additionally, prices have been reduced to just R250 per day, allowing more individuals to participate in the event and explore the Mzansi Flavour Food Court, a new addition to this year’s indaba offering a diverse selection of affordable lunch options from various food stalls.

Secure your two-day tickets for only R500 per day, exclusively obtainable through Quicket or at Pick n Pay, Pick n Pay Clothing, or Pick n Pay Liquor stores nationwide. As an added bonus, purchasers of a two-day ticket will receive complimentary entry to a networking bash on Thursday, April 4th, from 17:00 to 23:00. This exclusive event features a spit braai, one complimentary drink, and live entertainment.

Simply fill out the form below to complete your purchase.

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Duncan Masiwa

DUNCAN MASIWA is the assistant editor at Food For Mzansi, South Africa’s leading digital agriculture news publication. He cut his teeth in community newspapers, writing columns for Helderberg Gazette, a Media24 publication. Today, he leads a team of journalists who strive to set the agricultural news agenda. Besides being a journalist, he is also a television presenter, podcaster and performance poet who has shared stages with leading gospel artists.

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