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This week’s agri events: 23 – 27 March

by Tiisetso Manoko
23rd March 2026
Agri Gauteng will host a webinar to deal with the challenges of FMD. Photo: Pixabay

Agri Gauteng will host a webinar to deal with the challenges of FMD. Photo: Pixabay

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Dumelang farmers

Food For Mzansi’s popular Mzansi Young Farmers Indaba is just around the corner on Wednesday and Thursday, 8 & 9 April. If you don’t have your tickets yet, don’t delay or you’ll miss out! Book your ticket here.

This year, we have a new venue: Choose Life Centre, 589 Rubenstein Drive, Moreleta Park, Pretoria East. It’s modern, spacious, and perfect for all the panels, masterclasses, and exhibitions we’ve got lined up.


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Monday 23 March

Farmers’ Day

Ba Ga Jantjie Traditional Council will host a farmers’ day in Kuruman, Northern Cape, with the aim of engaging with the department of agriculture, agricultural support and opportunities, planning and coordinating for 2026. Farmers, cooperatives, agricultural stakeholders and community members are urged to attend the event.

When: 23 March

Time: 09:00

For more information, contact 083 728 5092.

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Tuesday 24 March

FMD Webinar

Agri Gauteng is going to host a webinar titled “FMD challenge and perspective: Gauteng, National and International”. The guest speaker will be Dr Dirk Verwoerd, feedlot veterinarian at Karan Beef. The webinar will address the challenges foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) poses and potential solutions.

When: 31 March

Meeting ID: 369 053 434 271 60

Passcode: To7Wd37Q

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Wednesday 25 March

Agri-Expo WC Youth Show

The Agri-Expo Western Cape Youth Show Championships bring together young enthusiasts from across the province to showcase their skills, livestock, and innovative projects. Participants gain valuable experience, connect with industry experts, and compete in a variety of categories that highlight both traditional and modern agricultural practices.

When: 30 April – 2 May 2026

Where: Riversdale, Western Cape, South Africa

For more information, click here.

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Thursday 26 March

Royal Agricultural Show

A premier showcase of South African agriculture, the Royal Agricultural Show features livestock exhibitions, crop displays, farm machinery, and live demonstrations. Farmers, agribusinesses, and the public can explore innovations, attend educational workshops, and celebrate the country’s farming heritage. Networking opportunities connect producers, suppliers, and policymakers across the agricultural sector.

When: 8-11 October

Where: Howick, KwaZulu-Natal

For more information, click here.

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Friday 27 March

Livestock Auction

The Hanover Rocks Festival will take place on 23 March 2026, 14:00 on SwiftVEE online.

On offer: slaughter stock, feedlot cattle and farm ewes.

For more information, contact Kobus Pieterse (BKB): 082 774 7885/ Christiaan Venter: 082 378 3601.

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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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