Tours & Events

Over the past 80 years, agricultural practices in Africa have exacerbated the serious issues of erosion, flood damage, chemical contamination, and the effects of global warming. Given our planet’s uncertain future, sustaining such approaches is naïve.

Farmer’s Weekly will be hosting an information day on 30 May for avocado producers at the Royal Agricultural Show that will take place from 27 May to 5 June 2022 at the Royal Showgrounds, Pietermaritzburg.

After a two-year hiatus, the Bloem Show is back! This year’s event, which will run from 27 April to 7 May, will include a range of national and regional championships.

Are you looking for a place to set up and expand your business? THINK BOTSWANA! Join our webinar on 31 March 2022 to learn more.

Join the Israel Trade Office of South Africa for a seminar on how Israeli Agritech can benefit South African farmers and find out about the latest agricultural trends.

Register now for the 'The Water-Food-Energy Nexus' webinar, where a panel of experts help us make sense of the WEF nexus approach to addressing some of the most pressing issues confronting our country today.

All stakeholders in the grain and oilseed sector are invited to join the annual Agbiz Grain Symposium, which will be held virtually from 21 to 23 September.

Register now for the Agricultural Drones and Robots Conference, from 29-30 September 2021 at Southern Sun, Rosebank.

You are cordially invited to join Farmer’s Weekly, in partnership with the Botswana Investment Trade Centre (BITC), and the Ministry of Agriculture Development and Food Security of the Republic of Botswana, for a webinar focusing on investment opportunities in the dairy sector in Botswana, scheduled for 23 September 2021 to commence at 10h00 (GMT).

With the prevailing challenges in traditional electricity generation and supply in SA, how can green energy in agriculture play a role in resolving this?

The Israel Trade Office in partnership with the Israel Export Institute and Farmer's Weekly invites you to join and learn from renowned poultry tech companies from Israel.

Farmers’ organisations have expressed their concern that the 16% increase in the minimum wage for farmworkers, which will come into effect from 1 March 2021 and see the minimum wage of farmworkers increase to R21,69/hour, will result in job losses in the sector.