Food For Mzansi, an agricultural publication based in South Africa, is gearing up to host nine provincial Farmers’ Day events in the Northern Cape. The Farmers’ Day events have been designated to honour and celebrate the hardworking farmers of the Northern Cape provinces. The events will provide a platform for small-scale farmers and those, who are newly-entering the commercial farming sector to meet, network, and share their experiences. Attendees can look forward to gaining valuable insights, acquiring new skills, and exchanging knowledge to further develop their farming and agribusiness ventures. Expressing his excitement in anticipation of the events, a cattle farmer from the North West and the National Convener for Yard (Youth in Agriculture and Rural Development), Ipeleng Kwadi, explained that the Northern Cape Farmers’ Day is part of Food For Mzansi’s initiative to hold nine provincial farmers’ days. He added that each event will be hosted by a dynamic farmer from its respective province. Here is the schedule for the upcoming Farmers’ Days:
North West: Thursday, 28th September in Lichtenburg, hosted by Farmer Bertha Otukile
Free State: Friday, 29th September in Reitz, hosted by Farmer Karabo Mahlaba
Mpumalanga: Thursday, 5th October in White River, hosted by Farmer Goodwill Mbenyane
Limpopo: Friday, 6th October in Polokwane, hosted by Farmer Kgaugelo Thosaga
KwaZulu-Natal: Thursday, 12th October in Maphumulo, hosted by Farmer Silondiwe Nxumalo
Northern Cape: Friday, 13th October in Heuningvlei, hosted by Farmer Mango Mokgoje
Gauteng: Thursday, 19th October in Pretoria North, hosted by Farmer Dipmo Xaba
Eastern Cape: Friday, 20th October in Stutterheim, hosted by farmer Mlungisi Bushula
The Co-founder and Editor-in-Chief of Food For Mzansi, Ivor Price, who also shared his enthusiasm for the upcoming events stated, “Farmers’ Days have become a crucial part of the agricultural calendar. These gatherings, proudly presented in partnership with Youth in Agriculture and Rural Development (Yard), are about celebrating the resilience of our farming community, while also exploring innovative solutions that drive the industry forward.” Interested in attending? Please, visit: https://www.foodformzansi.co.
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