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Hurry! Applications for Nguni cattle project close today

by Sinesipho Tom
30th June 2021
Free State Agriculture is concerned that the stock theft unit is not doing all it can to prevent the "economic sabotage" that it believes stems from the impact stealing livestock has on the province's agricultural sector. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Free State Agriculture is concerned that the stock theft unit is not doing all it can to prevent the "economic sabotage" that livestock theft equates to for the farming sector. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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Applications for the Gauteng IDC Nguni Cattle Development Trust are closing today, Wednesday, 30 June 2021 at 12:00. The trust is a development-oriented partnership of the Gauteng government, the Industrial Development Corporation and the University of Pretoria.

The primary objective of the trust is to re-introduce the Nguni breed into black farming communities in Gauteng, with the long-term objective of developing an international niche market for producing Nguni cattle products by these communities.

All individual farmers and farmer groups in Gauteng who meet the criteria are urged to apply for the Nguni cattle development project. Successful applicants will each receive 30 pregnant Nguni females and 1 Nguni bull as a conditional loan from the Trust.

What are the conditions?

One of the conditions is that the loan needs to be repaid within a period of five years by tendering a herd equivalent (in number and quality) to the initial herd received or through payment of a sum of money equivalent to the value of a similar herd as the date of the re payment to the Trust.

Farmers selected for participation from the applications received, shall enter into a loan agreement with the trust, which contract shall serve as an authentic legal record of rights and obligations between the Trust and cattle recipient.

  • Application form: https://bit.ly/3fxUOQE
  • Enquiries: nadia.jordaan@gauteng.gov.za

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Sinesipho Tom

Sinesipho Tom is an audience engagement journalist at Food for Mzansi. Before joining the team, she worked in financial and business news at Media24. She has an appetite for news reporting and has written articles for Business Insider, Fin24 and Parent 24. If you could describe Sinesipho in a sentence you would say that she is a small-town girl with big, big dreams.

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