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This week’s agri events: 29 July – 02 August

by Tiisetso Manoko
29th July 2024
ICYMI: Glass half full as first wine crop estimate exudes confidence

South Africa’s wine exports remain resilient despite new US tariffs and global economic pressures, achieving R9.8 billion in export value and growing in Africa and Asia. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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This week’s agricultural events include a plant health summit, a webinar on livestock, Food for Mzansi’s Gather to Grow, the annual Stellenbosch Wine Festival, and the Food For Mzansi Farmers’ Day. To include your event on the Food For Mzansi calendar, please email info@foodformzansi.co.za.


Hello Mzansi!

We start our week with annual Plant Health Monitoring and Disease Management Summit 2024 in Gauteng, then we move online for the RMIS livestock webinar. Tune on Wednesday for our Food For Mzansi Gather to Grow on Instagram Live.

As we prepare to wrap up the week, we make our way to the Cape Winelands for a wine festival in the beautiful town of Stellenbosch. We end off the week on a high note in Taung, North West for the Food For Mzansi Farmers’ Day.

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Monday 29 July

Plant Health Monitoring and Disease Management Summit 2024

The Plant Health Monitoring and Disease Management Summit 2024 is a distinguished event aimed at upholding the biosecurity, biodiversity, and food security of the planet. The event seeks to deal with the impact of climate change on plant pathogens and food security becomes increasingly apparent.

When: 30 – 31 July

Where: Indaba Hotel, Spa & Conference Centre, Gauteng.

For more information click here.

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Tuesday 30 July

RMIS Webinar on cattle farming

The RMIS group will host their monthly free webinar on essential steps to reach success as a new-era cattle farmer. The guest speaker is North West farmer Duncan Serapelwane, who has years of experience in cattle farming.

Where: Online

Time: 10:00 – 11:00

For more information click here.

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Wednesday 31 July

Gather to Grow session

This week’s Gather to Grow session will shift the focus to vermiculture: the ultimate guide to sustainable composting. Make sure not to miss this insightful and interesting session on Instagram.

Follow @foodformzansi and tune in on Wednesday at 18:00.

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Thursday 01 August

Stellenbosch Wine Festival

Stellenbosch celebrates its annual wine festival on 2 – 3 August, a cherished tradition since 1973.

Held in the historic town hall, the event features around 60 of the nation’s top producers offering over 200 wines for tasting, accompanied by an endless harvest table brimming with seasonal and local delicacies.

When: 2 – 3 August

Where: Stellenbosch

For more information click here.

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Friday 02 August

Food For Mzansi Farmers’ Day

The annual Food For Mzansi Farmers’ Day will continue this week in North West. 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: Tshepiso Jantjies

Location: Stand 43, NWDC small industries, Hartswater road station. Taung, North West.

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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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