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Without causing panic and in an attempt to limit the spread of COVID-19, Free State Agriculture’s (FSA) Executive Committee met on 16 March 2020 and because of its responsibility to its staff, management, members and their employees decided to postpone…

A new communication policy has been formulated to address the headaches of livestock theft more effectively in the Free State. The Free State Red Meat Producers Organisation (RPO), National Wool Growers Association (NWGA) in the province and Free State Agriculture…

19 November 2019 The establishment of compartments and controlled checkpoints to prevent the outbreak of animal diseases in the Free State. According to Tommie Esterhuyse, Vice President of Free State Agriculture (FSA), this is some of the proposals that his…

17 October 2019  “Free State Agriculture (FSA) expresses its serious concern about the latest wave of load shedding, as this has, among other things, major negative effects on food security. We also call on the government to make the problem…

16 October 2019 “The crux of the revised Rural Safety Strategy (RSS) is to have safer agricultural communities, but this can only happen if everyone is involved and has an attitude of cooperation.” This is according to Jakkals le Roux,…

The executive management of Free State Agriculture (FSA) met with the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development in the Free State and agreed to draw up a memorandum of understanding to structure a working relationship. Here William Bulwane, MEC for…

At the Free State Agriculture (FSA) annual congress in Bloemfontein from left are Prof Danie Brand, Director of the Centre for Human Rights at the University of the Free State, Dan Kriek, President of Agri SA, Francois Wilken, President of…

31 July 2019 “Free State Agriculture (FSA) will continue, together with other interest groups, to oppose any constitutional amendments which could open the door for procedures outside of the remedies already available within the Constitution of South Africa.” This is…

The South African Police Service (SAPS) announced at Glen Agricultural College in Bloemfontein that 48 vehicles have been made available to help improve rural safety. From left are Tommie Esterhuyse, Vice President of Free State Agriculture (FSA), Sam Mashinini, Free…