AgriSA shifts focus from policy commitments to measurable results

Farmer's WeeklyHanlie du Plessis · 17 October 2026 at 11:00

AgriSA has adopted five policy mandates aimed at addressing the structural challenges facing South African agriculture. The proposals span land reform, natural resources, labour, rural safety, and trade, with stronger cooperation between government and industry identified as essential to achieving…
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