SAEOPA is a representative, vibrant organisation that actively promotes and protects the Southern African essential, vegetable and seed oils industry and the interests of SAEOPA members.
Continue reading →The TPO as a voluntary producers’ organisation aspires to act as a mouthpiece for the producers of fresh tomatoes in South Africa.
Continue reading →INR are a team of passionate, professional people applying innovative science to catalyse change for a better planet.Partnering with government, civil society, the private sector and other leading research organisations they develop cutting edge solutions to support the resolution of natural resource challenges; they provide advice to practitioners, researchers and policy makers; they integrate effort; they build the capacity of graduate professionals to operate effectively in the workplace; and they advocate an environmentally secure future for all. The INR is an independent, non-profit, public benefit organisation committed to serving the people of southern Africa.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Vandor Sheep breed.
Continue reading →Research into tobacco an cotton.
Continue reading →Also known as the Suffolk Skaaptelersgenootskap Van SA, The Suffolk Sheep Breeders’ Society of SA strives to promote and develop the Suffolk Sheep 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.
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Shorthorn cattle breed.
Continue reading →Agricultural union in the North West Province.
Continue reading →The PDMA, an initiative of the South African Poultry Association was established to have direct involvement in poultry disease control measures – ensuring quality control nationwide. It was envisaged that the PDMA would form partnerships with several stakeholders. The main stakeholder would be government, as most of the matters around disease control require government input. Over a period, the PDMA will form a Public Private Partnership with government to ensure that its objectives are met.
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