Education
Cultivating talent in wine industry
South Africa Wine has launched a 2024 Graduate Placement Programme to build the skills of the next generation of wine...
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Double delight at Khayelitsha rooftop farm
The newly launched Soweto-Caracas Community Centre (SCCC) in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, has a standout feature perched atop its 156m² roof:...
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Tunnel gift takes Stellies farm to the future
A brand new 300m² hydroponic tunnel donated to the Living Soils Community Learning Farm in Stellenbosch is expected to take...
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Agri Conversation: Agri-jobs of the future – will you fit in?
During the 2024 Woordfees in Stellenbosch several discussions were held about the agricultural sector. One of these was about what...
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Agriduo: Empowering young farmers through innovation and community
Two dynamic young women, Hlobisile Yende and Keneilwe Raphesu, have founded Agriduo, a forward-thinking agricultural initiative to nurture and empower...
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2024 African Farming Collector’s edition now available!
The 2024 African Farming Collector’s edition features inspiring stories of farmers nationwide who exemplify hard work, resilience, and excellence. These...
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WATCH | The importance of workforce training
Sylvester Lubambo, AFGRI: Lemang’s Training and Development Manager, believes that ongoing training is important for a farming operation to keep...
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How to train your staff
In this week’s episode of African Farming (Honey, channel 173, Tuesdays at 17:00) experts from AFGRI’s Lemang talk about the...
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AFGRI: Importance of farmer development
New-era farmer development is important for sustainable transformation in the agricultural sector. AFGRI is committed to this development and Praveen...
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Making A Difference: SAPPO Farmer Development Programme
SAPPO believes so much in growth and sustainability of the pork industry. Through the years SAPPO has learned that for...
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Established in 2020, African Farming aims to support black commercial farming in South Africa by providing informative and inspiring content and creating communication and education channels to help farmers develop and grow. Its initiatives include African Farming information days and workshops, which empower farmers – whether new or experienced – to build profitable and sustainable farming enterprises.