At Food For Mzansi we got to know, Daniel and Devon De Sousa as the farming brothers who started farming without land. In today's episode we pick their brains about why their business model works and how innovative ideas and being more focused on running your farm as a business is key…

Ole Lekgetho switched careers from auditing to cattle farming. He says the land kept calling and he heeded the call. In today's episode this North West farmer admits that farming in today's climate is not easy, but he pushes through despite the adversities and advocates that young South Africans see the potential to enter this sector…

With more than 20 years of experience in the agricultural sector, Leona Archary has a wealth of knowledge on this progressive industry. In today's episode we find out exactly how much her heart beats to develop it holistically as the CEO of the Agricultural Development Agency…

A deep desire to farm, being accountable and lifelong learning is exactly how Minky Kgopa and Clifford Mthimkulu are thriving in Mzansi’s agricultural sector. I had such a great time connecting with these two amazing famers and I wanted to share some of my highlights in today's episode…

Agnes Hove, embodies her passion to empower and develop women agripreneurs and entrepreneurs in Mzansi. In today's episode she talks about transitioning from the corporate world to finding joy in partnering with nature and more about her work as a director of African Women in Agriculture...

Our # SoilSista Tandiswa Hopa worked in a development funding organisation before she decided to quit and pursue a career in agriculture. She believes agriculture is wealth and saw her farm as a gold mine.

The foundation laid by the tenacious women who raised him, is how livestock farmer Zabion de Wee is able to transform the agricultural sector as John Deere’s business development manager for Africa and the Middle East. In today's episode we find out how when faced with adversity, Zabion de Wee strives!

Insurance covers you against volatility and uncertainty but unfortunately according to Liché Strydom, product developer at King Price Insurance there are many misperceptions around it but he believes it should be a big part of farmers' risk management framework. He joins us now to share some more on this and why farmers can never overlook incorporating an insurance plan into their agri business from day one…

She waited two and half years to get accreditation but Gabbey Gostina Malope’s unwavering spirit and knocking on as many doors as she could is how she started Toutele Agricultural College South Africa.

In this edition we get to know the women behind the agricultural college and more of what drives her work in this dynamic industry…

Our #SoilSista Roseline Mapuranga a former construction manager took the plunge and bought a small holding to set up a small hydroponics system. She joins us now to talk more about pushing through despite the challenges of starting a new agricultural business…

Over the past few weeks here on Farmer’s Inside Track, we’ve touched on animal healthcare during our One Health campaign with Vuyokazi Makapela, a Director at Afrivet. She’s back and talking to us about the South Africa Rabies Advisory Group.

Now, doing good is built into Khula’s business model. As one of Mzansi’s new tech players their mission is to close the gap between farmers, suppliers, and markets. In this edition we catch up with Karidas Tshintsholo, the co-founder and CEO of Khula…