Since FarmSol, in partnership with South African Breweries, final yr invested R8 million supporting 32 farmers in Taung, North West, against the buying of mechanisation and implements, nice development has been made.
FarmSol has controlled to release additional investment for the acquisition of a harvesting device to reinforce the preliminary funding made.
This device might be used for the harvesting of barley, soya beans, maize and different plants that farmers domesticate, making sure that sustainable farming enterprises are established in rural spaces.
The mechanisation handover will happen in Taung on 22 February. The date coincides with the one-year anniversary of the final mechanisation handover, and the development will exhibit the full development that the farmers have made because the preliminary funding was once made.
FarmSol could also be partnering with Farmer’s Weekly, and can host a panel dialogue with the theme ‘Unlocking the potential for small rural cities as frontiers of agricultural building and enlargement‘.
Some of the panellists might be Mooketsa Ramasodi, director-general of the Division of Agriculture, Rural Construction and Land Reform; Wandile Sihlobo, leader economist at Agbiz; Aron Kole, CEO of FarmSol Holdings; and Andrew Bennett, CEO of the South African Cultivar Company.