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This week’s agri events: 15 – 19 July

by Tiisetso Manoko
15th July 2024
The Food For Mzansi farmers' days aim to bring all the relevant stakeholders under one roof to engage with farmers on issues of concern from animal health, finance, business opportunities, exporting and many more with high-level speakers lined up for the event. Photo: Ivor Price.

The Food For Mzansi farmers' days aim to bring all the relevant stakeholders under one roof to engage with farmers on issues of concern from animal health, finance, business opportunities, exporting and many more with high-level speakers lined up for the event. Photo: Ivor Price.

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This week’s events include the signing of an MOU between the ARC and other stakeholders, save the date for world congress of conservative agriculture, two Food For Mzansi farmers’ days, and a livestock auction. To include your event on the calendar, please email info@foodformzansi.co.za.


Hello Mzansi

We start off our week in the capital city of Pretoria with Exxaro, ARC and Ekim Wildlife signing a memorandum of understanding. Save a date for a conservation congress in Cape Town, followed the first leg of the 2024 Food For Mzansi farmers’ day events in Limpopo. Travel back to the Western Cape for a livestock auction in Stellenbosch.

We end the week in Mpumalanga, the place where the sun rises, for Food For Mzansi’s farmers’ day event.

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Monday, 15 July

ARC, Exarro and Ekim Wildlife Centre for Excellence MOU

The Agricultural Research Council (ARC) and the Ekim Wildlife Centre of Excellence will collaborate to advance environmental and social impact initiatives, climate change adaptation, and mitigation strategies in alignment with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) priorities.

When: 15 July

Where: Agricultural Research Council, 1134 Park Street, Hatfield, Pretoria

Time: 08:00 – 10:30

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Tuesday, 22-24 July

World Congress on Conservation Agriculture 2024

Save the date for the 9th World Congress on Conservation Agriculture. It will present practical farming solutions stemming from global research, international farming best practices, and the broader agricultural industry.

Where: CTICC, Western Cape

For more information click here.

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Wednesday, 17 July

Food For Mzansi Farmers Day, Limpopo

The annual Food For Mzansi Farmers Day will kick start in Limpopo. The event aims to bring all the relevant stakeholders under one roof to engage with farmers on issues of concern from animal health, finance, business opportunities, exporting and many more with high-level speakers lined up for the event.

Host Farmer: Emmanuel Mudau

Location: Sinthumule, Louis Trichard, Limpopo, Plot 4895, Ha-Ravele

For more information click here.

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Thursday, 18 July

Stellenbosch University’s 48th Production Sale

Stellenbosch University will facilitate the Dohne merino and Samm production auction which is aimed at attracting many people.

Where: Mariendahl, Elsenburg in Stellenbosch

For more information contact: John Morris 082 771 2285/ Henniee Hattingh (BKB) 082 786 1534.

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Friday, 19 July

Food For Mzansi Farmers Day, Mpumalanga

The annual Food For Mzansi Farmers Day will make a turn in Mpumalanga. The event aims to bring all the relevant stakeholders under one roof to engage with farmers on issues of concern from animal health, finance, business opportunities, exporting and many more with high-level speakers lined up for the event.

Host farmer: Portia Mdhlovu

Location: Laughing waterfall farming projects R570 jeppes reef road, Malalane.

For more information click here.

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Tiisetso Manoko

Tiisetso Manoko is a seasoned journalist with vast experience in community media. He possesses diploma in media studies majoring in journalism, certificate in civic leadership. He loves news from all angles with particular interest in local government, agriculture and politics. He is a staunch Mamelodi Sundowns Football club supporter.

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