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This week’s agriculture events: 21 to 25 November 2022

by Vateka Halile
21st November 2022
Join Food For Mzansi's Twitter space for Gather To Grow, for a panel discussion on cover crops. Photo: Food For Mzansi

Join Food For Mzansi's Twitter space for Gather To Grow, for a panel discussion on cover crops. Photo: Food For Mzansi

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This week’s events include organic and compost producing training, an online indaba, a Gather To Grow session, a conference on energy storage systems, and the 2022 conference on drones and unmanned aviation. To add your event on the calendar by emailing info@foodformzansi.com


Mzansi, this week you can look forward to fascinating events! The week begins with organic and compost producing training hosted by Blue Sky Organic Farms, followed by the Beer Indaba hosted by South African Breweries and the SA Beer Association on Facebook Live.

Every Wednesday, Food For Mzansi hosts a Gather To Grow session on Twitter Spaces. Don’t pass up the chance on Thursday to learn more about energy systems at the CTICC in Cape Town. We end the week with the Drones and Unmanned Aviation Conference 2022 at the Emperors Palace Convention Centre in Johannesburg.

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Monday, 21 November

Organic and compost making

This three-day workshop offered by Blue Sky Organics, aims to teach you theoretical and practical ideas. Activities at the organic training workshop on the farm will include observing the creation of a compost heap over the course of three days; creating bokashi, which is a rich source of nutrients for plants and trees; and learning about various irrigation systems. Examples of each and their advantages or disadvantages include planting trees, which involves a practical lesson on how to plant trees, compost and mulch them to ensure their healthy existence, among many other farming skills.

Click here for more information.

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Tuesday, 22 November

The Beer Indaba

Join the CEOs of Heineken South Africa, South African Breweries, and the Beer Association of South Africa as they unpack the economic impact of the beer industry on South Africa.

Did you know that 1 in every 66 local jobs is associated with beer-related activity?

Find out more on Tuesday, 22 November, from 13:00.

Click here for more information.

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Wednesday, 23 November

#Gather To Grow: Cover crops 101

Every Wednesday, Food For Mzansi holds a Gather To Grow session in the Twitter Spaces. You don’t want to miss this important event, where agriculture leaders in the field share top tips and advice on how to succeed in this highly competitive industry. This week it’s all about cover crops 101: types, uses, and benefits!

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

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Thursday, 24 November

Conference on energy storage systems

This conference will be hosted by MILLASA at the Cape Town International Convention Centre (CTICC) and will focus on the development of energy storage systems in the region. The conference will bring together chemical engineers and researchers in the fields of energy storage and conversion technologies to identify, disseminate, and investigate the most recent technological advances.

Participate in a debate about the future of energy storage, including supply chain, investment, and capacity challenges.

Click here for more information.

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Friday, 25 November

Drones and Unmanned Aviation Conference 2022

Forestry in South Africa is hosting this conference, which will be held at the Emperors Palace Convention Centre in Johannesburg.

This conference seeks to comprehend the economic difficulties and opportunities presented by drone and UAV technologies. The event will also shine a spotlight on the global key research and application areas of UAVs and innovation in safety supervision, host robust discussions on the pace of local drone innovations in comparison to the rest of the world and investigate the profound impact UAVs will have on future social development.

Click here for more information.

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Vateka Halile

Vateka Halile grew up in rural areas of Cofimvaba in the Eastern Cape. She was raised in a traditional family setting and found writing to be a source of comfort and escape. Vateka participated in an online citizen journalism course through Food For Mzansi, and her passion for health and medicine-related stories was born. Her dedication to community work and love for social justice and solidarity spaces is evident in her quality time with the community when she isn't working.

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