Emerging farmers from the Sekhukhune West Agricultural Zone recently gathered in Marble Hall for an informative engagement session aimed at supporting the growth and sustainability of local farming operations.

The session, hosted at the new Limpopo Feeds store in partnership with Epol Animal Feeds, focused on practical farming knowledge, government support initiatives and strengthening partnerships within the agricultural sector.

Poultry and livestock farmers met with agricultural experts and stakeholders who shared guidance on funding opportunities, farming support programmes, and sustainable agricultural development.

Organisers said the engagement formed part of ongoing efforts to empower emerging farmers with the knowledge and resources needed to strengthen their operations and improve productivity.

Participants described the session as informative and beneficial, with several farmers and students highlighting the value of the practical advice and networking opportunities provided.

Another engagement hosted by Limpopo Feeds Marble Hall will take place on June 5, and farmers are invited to join.
For more information, Riaan Geldenhuys may be contacted on 060 985 5051.

• The full results and details can be read in this week’s edition of the Observer Daller.

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