African Farming Episode 1 : Koos and Clifford Mthimkulu are building a family legacy (Full Episode) https://youtu.be/lt2tYlgnZmQ African Farming Episode 2 - Palesa Moahlodi never gave up! (Full Episode) https://youtu.be/Cm4WGmYcTns African Farming Episode 3: Cocky Mokoka is a shepherd of the soil (Full episode) https://youtu.be/cqzhVBWcXgo African Farming Episode 4: Duncan…
Elanco’s Dr. Thapelo Makae looks back at episode 13 of African Farming and explains the importance of animal nutrition and how Elanco can assist farmers in keeping animals healthy.
Few things are as satisfying to a farmer than when his son (or daughter!) returns to the family farm to take their legacy of hard work and sacrifice further. It was no different when Clifford Mthimkulu joined his dad, Koos, on the family’s mixed farming operation in Senekal in the…
The problem with keeping animals healthy and disease-free in rural areas is not so much about lack of accountability but rather a lack of knowledge and access to basic animal healthcare and common stock remedies. Animal health company Afrivet is committed to helping farmers overcome these challenges.
Farmer Emmanuel Mudau is living the dream! He started farming with goats, sheep and chickens after leaving his job in sales. He shares his life story with host Tony Ndoro and our African Farming panel experts offer advice on how to deal with pests and parasites. Don't miss episode seven this Thursday at 19:00 on Mzansi Wethu.
African Farming host Tony Ndoro discusses how accountability factors into each element of a farming operation with Praveen Dwarika, MD of AFGRI's Lemang Agricultural Services, Ratselane Marumo, Afrivet Business Management, Sales and Marketing Manager for export, Johann Vosser, MD of Vleissentraal Bosveld and Hendrik Mokoto, Pannar Seed Sales Representative.
New discoveries and advances in technology make agriculture a science on the move. Farmers who stay stuck in obsolete methods do so at their peril and many of them struggle to move forward. The agricultural extension services of the past are largely non-existent, leaving many farmers without advisors to guide their progress.
