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Soul To Soil brunch returns to honour agri’s leading women

Join Food For Mzansi’s Soul To Soil Women’s Day brunch on Wednesday, 27 August 2025 for a pastel-perfect celebration of women in agriculture. With limited seats and big demand, don’t wait to grab your ticket for this event

by Staff Reporter
25th July 2025
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One of the most anticipated dates on the Women’s Month calendar is back, and this time, it’s blooming bigger than ever. Food For Mzansi’s Soul To Soil Women’s Day Brunch returns on Wednesday, 27 August 2025 at the Kleinkaap Boutique Hotel in Centurion, bringing together powerhouse women who are redefining the face of South African food and agriculture.

This year’s theme, “In full bloom,” celebrates not only the achievements of women in the agri-food value chain but also their inner growth, resilience, and the unseen sacrifices that fuel their journey.

In a symbolic nod to softness and strength, guests will don pastel tones, adding a layer of elegance to what promises to be an empowering morning of reflection, connection, and celebration.


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“This isn’t just another brunch. It’s a gathering of sisters who’ve weathered the storm, dug deep, and still show up to bloom,” says Ivor Price, co-founder of Food For Mzansi. “Soul To Soil is about honouring every part of the woman in agriculture – from the boardroom to the back-breaking work on the farm.”

A gathering with a difference

The 2025 edition of Soul To Soil promises intimate and honest conversations on some of the most pressing issues facing women in agriculture today – from navigating mental health and burnout to unlocking funding and building intergenerational legacies.

Among the event highlights:

  • a wellness and mindfulness session;
  • brunch paired with sparkling wine to nourish both body and soul;
  • and loads of giveaways and networking opportunities.

Whether you’re a farmer, agripreneur, agribusiness professional, policymaker, researcher, or student, Soul To Soil offers a rare space to be seen, heard and celebrated. Tickets are now available via soultosoil.co.za, but seating is limited and tends to sell out fast.

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