Vandor Sheep Breeders’ Society of South Africa (VSBSSA)
The Society strives to promote and develop the Vandor Sheep breed.
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The Society strives to promote and develop the Vandor Sheep breed.
Continue reading →Research into tobacco an cotton.
Continue reading →The main goal of SAGIS is the gathering, processing, analysing and timeous distribution of reliable agronomic information to all role-players. As time progressed and the needs of the industries changed, SAGIS was approached to also render additional information services to the industries, for example the monitoring of import tariffs, audit certificates for minimum market access and weekly import and export figures for the maize and wheat industries.
Continue reading →Our main objectives are to promote and enable farming, marketing and distribution of avocados, mangoes and litchis.
Continue reading →Also known as Suid-Afrikaanse Heuningbostee Assosiasie, the SA Honeybush Tea Association (SAHTA) is the representative body that coordinate activities in the industry. Our aim is to help more farmers to grow and market honeybush successfully, and also to ensure that farming and wild-harvesting is done sustainably.
Continue reading →Our mission at SATI intends to become a progressive growth oriented industry representative, recognised as a global leader in the Table Grape Industry and an authentic leader in the South African agricultural sector.
Continue reading →The SA Wool and Mohair Buyers’ Association is a member of Cape Wools SA (CWSA) and consists of wool brokers who have the responsibility to ensure that lots comply with sustainable cape wool standards (SCWS).
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Shorthorn cattle breed.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Red Poll Cattle breed.
Continue reading →The SA Animal Health Association (SAAHA) started operating as a Non-Profit Company on 1 January 2003. The Association, a “daughter” under the umbrella of AVCASA (Association of Veterinary and Crop Associations) used to be a division of AVCASA but is now an autonomous Association representing 90% of animal health product importers, manufacturers and suppliers in South Africa.
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