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Sign up now to attend Food For Mzansi’s farmers’ days

Registration has officially opened for Food For Mzansi’s nine provincial farmers’ days. Don’t miss your chance to learn from industry experts, connect with fellow farmers, and collaborate on the future of farming

by Staff Reporter
17th August 2023
Food For Mzansi’s nine provincial farmers’ days promises to offer valuable insights, foster innovative dialogues, and pave the way for collaborative initiatives that will shape the future of the agricultural sector. Image: Gareth Davies/Food For Mzansi

Food For Mzansi’s nine provincial farmers’ days promise to offer valuable insights, foster innovative dialogues, and pave the way for collaborative initiatives that will shape the future of the agricultural sector. Image: Gareth Davies/Food For Mzansi

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Calling all farmers, agricultural enthusiasts, and industry trailblazers! Registration has opened for Food For Mzansi’s nine provincial farmers’ days – a series of events set to transform your approach to farming and agribusiness.

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Embarking on a nationwide journey, the initiative is geared towards facilitating the exchange of knowledge and fostering opportunities within the agricultural sector. This roadshow is poised to create a robust platform where attendees can connect, engage in enriching learning experiences, and collaboratively shape the future of farming and agribusiness.

Co-founder and editor-in-chief of Food For Mzansi, Ivor Price, expressed his excitement about the upcoming events, saying, “Farmers’ Days have become a crucial part of the agricultural calendar. These gatherings, proudly presented in partnership with Youth in Agriculture and Rural Development (Yard), are about celebrating the resilience of our farming community, while also exploring innovative solutions that drive the industry forward.”

North West cattle farmer and Yard’s national convenor, Ipeleng Kwadi, says, “Partnering with Food For Mzansi for the upcoming Farmers’ Days is an exciting prospect. The response from fellow farmers has been nothing short of remarkable. Each provincial event is hosted by a dynamic farmer affiliated to Yard.”

The newly announced dates are as follows:

  • North West: Thu. 28 September, Lichtenburg with host farmer Bertha Otukile;
  • Free State: Fri. 29 September, Reitz with host farmer Karabo Mahlaba;
  • Mpumalanga: Thu. 5 October, White River with host farmer Goodwill Mbenyane;
  • Limpopo: Fri. 6 October, Polokwane with host farmer Kgaugelo Thosaga;
  • KwaZulu-Natal: Thu. 12 October, Maphumulo with host farmer Silondiwe Nxumalo;
  • Northern Cape: Fri. 13 October, Heuningvlei with host farmer Mango Mokgoje;
  • Gauteng: Thu. 19 October, Pretoria North with host farmer Dipmo Xaba;
  • Eastern Cape: Fri. 20 October, Stutterheim with host farmer Mlungisi Bushula.

Western Cape farmers can look forward to a three-day series of events at Nampo Cape, a collaborative venture with Land Bank from 13 to 15 September in Bredasdorp. Details of this event will be announced soon.

Click here to register if you wish to attend any of the farmers’ days.

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