Agriculture Content Partners
The agricultural industry of South Africa is a vibrant sector with multiple organizations that represent national societies within the industry. These societies and associations represent, market and protect established and new farmers in their respective industries.
SouthAfrica.co.za’s agriculture content partners are well-established with reputable connections in both local and international agricultural industries. These partners are involved with agricultural shows, conferences and expos and also work alongside affiliated academic institutions and stakeholders to ensure success.
Agricultural content partners are varied and scattered across the country, representing all agricultural endeavors.
Abagold farms Abalone on the south coast of South Africa. Abagold export live, canned and dried abalone worldwide....
moreThe Agricultural Research Council (ARC) has a rich history of using research and innovation to support and improve the South African agricultural sector....
moreAgulhas Honeybush Tea are the growers, producers and suppliers of organic Honeybush Herbal Tea which is indiginous to South Africa and is found close to the Fynbos areas in the Western and Eastern Cape....
moreThe Aquaculture Association of Southern Africa (AASA) was established in the late 1980s to represent the then underdeveloped aquaculture industry in South Africa....
moreBiosafety South Africa (Biosafety SA) was established to facilitate safe and sustainable biotech innovation....
moreMussel farming in South Africa started over 30 years ago by a company that is now known as Blue Ocean Mussels....
moreThe Cap Classique Producers’ Association (CCPA) is an industry body based in the Western Cape that promotes South Africa’s premium Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) wines....
moreCape Flora SA, a non-profit company (NPC), was established in 2005 with the goal of determining the key needs of fynbos and protea production in South Africa....
moreCarmién Tea offers a unique taste of South Africa with an extensive range of indigenous rooibos tea products....
moreCitrogold was one of the first citrus cultivar management companies in South Africa and today has one of the biggest portfolios of protected citrus varieties worldwide....
moreThe Citrus Growers Association of South Africa (CGA) has played a leading role in turning South Africa into one of the world’s biggest citrus exporting countries....
moreCotton SA provides a forum to industry roleplayers to assist and guide them. They promote the development of the cotton value chain, and offer support to cotton farmers around the country....
moreCuldevco (Pty) Ltd is a joint venture business between the South African Agricultural Research Council (ARC) and five producer organisations of the South African Deciduous fruit industry....
moreDragon Fruit South Africa (DFSA) focuses on the expansion of the dragon fruit (pitaya) industry in South Africa through the distribution of dragon fruit cuttings, sharing of knowledge and training....
moreThe Drybean Producers’ Organisation (DPO) of South Africa is a commodity organisation that acts in the interest of the country’s dry bean industry....
moreEureka Mills is a family-run business that focuses on the production of stone ground flour....
moreIn 2016, South African Breweries (SAB) launched FarmSol through the SAB Thrive Fund, to address a growing need for emerging farmer development support....
moreHIK Abalone Farm is a well-known abalone producer situated in Hermanus, Western Cape. They focus on the cultivation of excellent quality abalone in a sustainable environment, which is then made into a number of products and sold on the local and export ma...
moreHugh Lanion Hall established the HL Hall & Sons (Halls) fresh produce business back in 1890. By the 1940s, Halls had developed a distinguished reputation for the farming, production, packaging and delivery of fresh produce....
moreKWV is a leading South African producer of wine and spirits, known for its prestigious heritage....
moreMacadamias South Africa, also known as SAMAC, was formed by a group of macadamia growers in the early 1970s, who sought to pool resources to address common industry related problems and issues....
moreJean-Francois Sobiecki's South African Medicinal Plant Tours. Come explore with medicinal plant researcher, nutritionist and herbalist healer: Jean Francois Sobiecki B.Sc Hons, Dip Clin Nutrition (Aus)...
moreIn 2009 Pomegranate Producers Association of South Africa (POMASA) was established to coordinate industry requirements and generic issues affecting the pomegranate industry....
morePotatoes South Africa (PSA) is a non-profit company that serves as a mouthpiece for the South African potato industry, including farmers, producers and manufacturers....
moreRaisins South Africa is an organisation committed to the promotion of raisin production both locally and internationally....
moreAndrew Ardington in 2019 founded the Regenerative Agricultural Association of South Africa, RegenAG SA, to give South African producers a platform where they can share ideas...
moreThe South African Berry Growers Association, SA Berries, was established in 2011 to address common industry issues affecting blueberry, raspberry and blackberry growers....
moreThe South African Olive Industry Association, also known as SA Olive, is widely acknowledged as the collective representative body for all sectors in the Olive Industry in South Africa....
moreThe Seedling Growers’ Association of South Africa (SGASA) is an active non-profit organisation that was established in 1981 to represent the interests of commercial seedling growers in South Africa....
moreThe South African Avocado Growers’ Association (SAAGA) is an organisation, based in Tzaneen, that is run by avocado growers for avocado growers with the intention of maximising grower returns....
moreThe South African Bee Industry Organisation (SABIO) is an organised body that represents the interests of the beekeeping industry of SA....
moreThe South African Cherry Growers’ Association is a non-profit organisation that was established in 2001. It formed with the intention of providing structure to the South African cherry growing industry....
moreThe South African Fig Producers' Association (SAFPA) is a well-established organisation that offers its members comprehensive resources, expert advice and access to local and international stakeholders of the fig industry....
moreThe South African Flower Growers Association oversees the levies, administration and import-related tasks for all non-indigenous flowers in South Africa....
moreThe South African Fruit Juice Association (SAFJA), established in 2011, represents processing and packaging companies for fruit juice concentrates, pulps and purees, fruit juices, nectars and beverages that operate in local and export markets....
moreThe South African Garlic Growers’ Association is an association for local garlic growers and producers that was founded in 1991....
moreThe South African Grain Information Service (SAGIS) was established after deregulation in November 1997, to supply the grain and oilseeds industries with market information....
moreThe South African Litchi Growers’ Association (SALGA) is an industry body that exists to enable litchi growers to produce the best quality litchis for both the international and local markets and ensure profitable harvests....
moreThe South African Mushroom Farmers’ Association (SAMFA) is the leading mushroom body of SA, and aims to promote the commercial farming and production of mushrooms throughout South Africa....
moreThe South African Nursery Association (SANA) is a non-profit organisation that was established in 1947 with the intention of representing the interests of the green industry of SA. SANA is a mouthpiece for nursery businesses, traders, exporters, marketers...
moreThe South African Pecan Nut Producers Association (SAPPA) was launched in 1992 to look after the needs of pecan nut producers....
moreThe South African Rooibos Council (SARC) is an independent and voluntary industry organization, whose members are involved in processing, packing, branding, and exporting of rooibos tea....
moreThe South African Subtropical Growers Association (Subtrop) engages in, initiates and coordinates diverse activities beneficial to the industry from its offices in Tzaneen and provides technical assistance and services to growers...
moreThe South African Sugar Association (SASA) is an essential cog in the local sugar industry. The organisation employs a diverse workforce of specialists to provide essential support to the industry and its partners....
moreThe South African Table Grape Industry (SATI) is an association dedicated to creating a progressive, equitable and sustainable table grape industry nationwide....
moreIn 1993, Southern Oil (Pty) Ltd (SOILL) revolutionised agriculture in South Africa by establishing a canola oil refinery in Swellendam in the Western Cape. Up until then, grain farmers in the Western Cape were dependent on wheat as their primary source of...
moreThe Tomato Producers’ Organisation (TPO) is a body that acts in the interest of the producers of fresh tomatoes in South Africa....
moreUmfolozi Sugar Mill (USM) was established in 1916 following a concession granted in 1913 to the St Lucia Sugar Company to mill sugar cane at Umfolozi....
moreUndercover Farming started out as a magazine in 2004, after Johan Swiegers was flooded with requests for more information after publishing content in 2003 on greenhouse farming...
moreViking Aquaculture is a supplier of farmed seafood products, situated in Hermanus in the Western Cape and aims to bring consumers the freshest and highest quality seafood available on the Southern African coast....
moreVinpro is synonymous with the wine in South Africa and essential to the overall integrity and growth of the wine industry in the country....
moreThe Water Research Commission (WRC) is South Africa’s designated water research and knowledge hub. The Water Research commission is dedicated to providing information that drives innovation within the water sector...
moreWestfalia Fruit is one of South Africa’s leading suppliers of fresh fruit and related products for export. They grow, source and ripen, pack, process and market quality avocados and produce...
moreThe Wine and Agriculture Industry Ethical Trade Association (WIETA) is a not for profit, voluntary association of stakeholders in the South African wine and agriculture industry, who are committed to the promotion of ethical trade throughout the agricultu...
moreWoodford Truffles SA (Pty) Ltd is a company that works in partnership with farmers and landowners to encourage the commercial agricultural production of the Black Truffle....
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