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Tag: Ipeleng Kwadi

Host farmer Ipeleng Kwadi-Seboni (right), a 2024 Mzansi Changemakers Award winner, is featured with Zanele Motau, a crop farmer and member of the national task team of YARD, during the North West farmers’ day in Brits. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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More than 500 turn out for NW farmers’ day revival

by Tiisetso Manoko
3rd June 2025
Climate change: 'Smart farming is the only way to go' – farmers
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Climate change: ‘Smart farming is the only way to go’ – farmers

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
15th October 2023
Farmers' day: Limpopo's finest answer the call to level up
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Farmers’ day: Limpopo’s finest answer the call to level up

by Sinenhlanhla Mncwango
11th October 2023
Radiant smiles, flourishing futures: Food For Mzansi’s North West farmers’ day was filled with joy and inspiration. Photo: Ivor Price/Food For Mzansi
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Ayeye! 200 young farmers shine at North West farmers’ day

by Candice Khumalo
30th September 2023
Cracks in the armour: Is organised agriculture still relevant?
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Farmer support: ‘Farmers shouldn’t be too reliant on state’

by Tiisetso Manoko
5th September 2023
Government wants to introduce regulations to reduce boar taint in pork meat. However, local pork producers are adamant new regulations are not necessary. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi
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Farmers up in arms after govt. says pork meat stinks

by Duncan Masiwa
21st May 2021
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Agri-tourism: ‘Farms offer healing amid madness’

by Noluthando Ngcakani
1st February 2021
Owner and CEO of Motsobella Farming Enterprise, Ipeleng Kwadi, is spreading her wings and building her own agri empire In Brits in the North West, Photo: supplied.
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North West farmer leaves the family farm to set out on her own

by Duncan Masiwa
26th October 2020
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The panellists at FNB Business’s “Farming together” discussion at the Royal Show explored how market access, mentorship, financial discipline and strong commercial relationships can help farmers build sustainable businesses. Featured from the left are Bertram July (FNB’s distribution sales lead), commercial farmer Shakes Shabalala; Sandy Gumede (co-founder of Zulu Girl Wines), and Janis Robson (FNB’s head of development and SME business development). Photo: Food For Mzansi
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FNB puts relationships at the heart of commercial farming

by Staff Reporter
17th October 2026

From buying a farm with cattle to building a wine brand from scratch, entrepreneurs shared how strong relationships, market access...

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Agri Skills Transfer students gain hands-on experience at the institution’s Cullinan Farm Training Centre, where agricultural theory meets the realities of commercial production. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

Build your future in agriculture with Agri Skills Transfer

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Durbanville Hills tastes sweet success at Michelangelo Awards

Promising early conditions predicted for 2027 SA wine harvest

17th October 2026

Reclaiming the kraal: Cultural heritage sparks a farming dream

16th October 2026

How animal welfare and human rights shape food security

16th October 2026

Ramaphosa: Title deeds and blended finance key to farming growth

Promising early conditions predicted for 2027 SA wine harvest

Reluctant farmer scales EC cabbage enterprise to supply Spar

Fixing SA’s agricultural visa system to protect seasonal harvests

What farmers should know about diarrhoea in lambs and kids

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