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Sharpen your farm management skills this October

Join Food For Mzansi’s two-day Farm Management Summer School on 13 and 14 October in Centurion. Limited to just 40 delegates, this intensive programme includes lunch, a certificate of completion, and practical insights to grow your farming enterprise

by Staff Reporter
26th August 2025
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Farmers and farm managers of all experience levels can now secure their place at Food For Mzansi’s 2025 Farm Management Summer School, happening on Monday, 13 and Tuesday, 14 October at Agri SA’s offices in Centurion, Gauteng.

This intensive two-day programme is designed to help you strengthen your financial management, improve sustainability practices, master strategic planning, and network with peers from across the agricultural sector. Whether you’re running a fruit orchard, wine farm, cattle operation, wildlife conservancy – or just starting your farming journey – this summer school is tailored for you.

Spaces are strictly limited to 40 delegates, ensuring a highly interactive experience. Don’t wait. Register today via this online link to avoid missing out!

A focused programme for modern farm managers

Participants will dive deep into financial management, market analysis, people management, sustainable practices, and scenario planning. You’ll also gain practical insights into climate change adaptation and the latest agri-tech solutions to future-proof your farming enterprise.

The curriculum combines masterclasses by top industry leaders with practical exercises and real-world examples that you can apply immediately on your farm. Plus, you’ll enjoy dedicated networking opportunities, building valuable connections and exchanging ideas with fellow farmers.

Registration is now open at farmingschool.co.za. The programme costs R4 300 (incl. VAT) and runs over two full days, including lunch on both days. Every participant will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the summer school. Don’t miss your chance to sharpen your farm management skills and set your operation on a path to growth.

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