With pride we represent the farmers and the communities of the Free State, seeing challenges as opportunities, regardless of the

Free State Agriculture's annual congress, which will be presented on 3 & 4 August 2022, will focus on the viability

A safe and sustainable agricultural sector and food security is undermined with the non-implementation of the National Rural Security Strategy

“South Africa’s young farmers are not only the future of the agricultural industry, but also the key role players in

“The current terrible state of most of our Free State roads cannot just be blamed on the heavy rains but

“For the sake of survival and for the sake of our children, we are forced to take on another state

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Tired of poor service and dilapidated roads! This is why farmers in the Allanridge area this morning, May 10, 2022,

The Free State MEC for Agriculture’s recent budget is a lamentable failure to effectively assist farmers with regard to crime

While events in Eastern Europe point to the growing importance of a country’s food security, the South African government is

Free State Agriculture (FSA) is concerned about the impact that a confluence of circumstances may have on food prices and

Free State Agriculture (FSA) warns farming communities to take the necessary precautions to protect their maize plantations from theft. This

A donation of R50 000 was approved by Free State Agriculture to the Agri SA Disaster Relief Foundation. “It is

A Livestock theft that took place on 19 February 2022 in the Brandfort area was addressed quickly and effectively by

“We are cautiously optimistic that the Treasury will accelerate infrastructure investment, which it acknowledges is the backbone of a thriving

A Grain, pig and sheep farmer competes for the title of Free State Agriculture’s Young Farmer of the Year this

With Free State roads becoming increasingly unsurpassable, road repairs and maintenance in the Free State have almost stalled to a

Emerging farmers in the Phuthaditjhaba area have been ‘handed over’ to stock thieves and receive little or no support from

“If the government is serious about getting the economy going, they should delete certain provisions of the expropriation bill,” said