Food For Mzansi is gearing up for its highly anticipated 2024 Farm Management Winter School. This intensive two-day programme offers farmers and farm managers of all experience levels the chance to learn from industry experts, network with peers, and gain the skills needed to thrive in today’s dynamic agricultural sector.
The programme caters to a broad range of farmers and farm managers, from those managing fruit orchards, wine and cattle farms to those overseeing wildlife conservancies or embarking on their agricultural journey.
Whether you’re in Gauteng or the Western Cape, Food For Mzansi has you covered, with sessions taking place from Sunday, 7 to Tuesday, 9 July in Pretoria and Sunday, 14 to Tuesday, 16 July in Wellington.
With limited spots available (only 40 per location), interested farmers and farm managers are encouraged to register early.
BOOK NOW: Click here to register for the Farm Management Winter School
Deep dive into crucial farming topics
Participants can expect a comprehensive curriculum covering essential areas like financial management, market analysis, sustainable practices, people management, and strategic planning. Masterclasses led by industry leaders will provide real-world insights and actionable strategies that can be directly applied to boost farm success.
Beyond the informative sessions, Food For Mzansi’s 2024 Farm Management Winter School fosters a vibrant networking environment.
Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with peers, share experiences, and build a strong support network within the agricultural community.
This invaluable exchange allows participants to learn from each other’s successes and challenges.
The programme delves into critical topics like scenario planning and climate change, equipping farmers with the tools to anticipate challenges and adapt to changing conditions. Additionally, a dedicated module on technological advancements will showcase the latest agri-tech solutions that can optimise farm operations and productivity.
BOOK NOW: Click here to register for the Farm Management Winter School
Meet the dynamic winter school facilitator
Byron Booysen, a Western Cape farmer and leader in sustainable agriculture and innovative farm management practices, will be at the helm of Food For Mzansi’s 2024 Farm Management Winter School.
“Known for his passion for agriculture and expertise in tunnel farming, Byron promises to bring a unique blend of flair and knowledge to the programme,” says Food For Mzansi co-founder and editor-in-chief Ivor Price.
Booysen will be joined by a team of specialists presenting various modules. Each expert brings a wealth of knowledge and practical experience from their respective fields, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience tailored to the complexities of modern farm management.
Want to attend the winter school?
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the brightest minds in agriculture and take your farm management skills to the next level!
Registration for the Farm Management Winter School is now open. Visit farmingschool.co.za for more information and to secure your spot. Tickets are available at R5 400 (incl. VAT) and include all meals during the event, including networking and awards functions.
READ NEXT: From mines to maize: Engineer Otukile finds farming fortune
