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Win 100 broiler chicks, feed, equipment and more!

by Staff Reporter
9th August 2021
In celebration of Women’s Day, the South African Poultry Farmers and Suppliers Association (SAPFSA) will be setting up two future farmers with everything they will need to start chicken farming. Photo: Supplied/Food For Mzansi

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This Women’s Day, two aspiring female farmers can benefit from a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity offered by the South African Poultry Farmers and Suppliers Association (SAPFSA) and Food For Mzansi.

It does not matter where in the country you are based, if you are selected the SAPFSA will not only give you business development training and mentoring, but also set you up with everything you’ll need to be a chicken farmer in your own right.

Poultry farming: South African Poultry Farmers and Suppliers Association (SAPFSA)

Yes, the successful candidates will each receive 100 day-old broiler chicks, feed and much-needed chicken farming equipment. They will be expected to attend a full-day training session on the basics of poultry farming on Saturday, 21 August in Pretoria.

Thereafter, they will be assisted with registering their businesses while holding their hands as they journey towards success.

SAPFSA spokesperson Jay Phunk says the organisation is most excited about giving two future farmers this opportunity. The SAPFSA believes that a new generation of poultry farmers have the potential to build a better future not only for themselves, but for their respective communities too.

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How to nominate yourself

  • To stand a chance of being selected for the SAPFSA Women’s Month initiative, send an e-mail to info@foodformzansi.co.za. Be sure to include your name and surname, date of birth, physical address as well as a 150-word motivation about why you want to be selected.
  • Think carefully about your motivation: do you have a background in chicken farming? It is not compulsory, but do you really have what it takes to be a future farmer? How will your community benefit from your participation in the programme?
  • Applications must be submitted by Thursday, 12 August at 12:00. Sorry, no late applications will be accepted, and no correspondence will be entered into.

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