Ackelaprojects

At , we are responsible for the marketing of Boer , Cattle, Sheep, etc. We raise our livestock in the highest of quality standards. When it comes to the livestock locally as well as exporting to other countries

Small scale farmers are encouraged to start considering less conventional niches like rabbit farming, which is fast becoming a growing industry. This is because of the relatively low set-up costs of a small commercial rabbit production and rabbits grow and multiply very quickly.

Farmers are simply called as the ‘Backbone of India’. They are the most useful people as they provide food. They never stop their work even furing heavy rains and sunny days. Farmers work hard the whole day

*ACKELA ACCREDITED FARMING PROVIDER*

▪︎House to House interested Farmers
▪︎Farming beginners
▪︎ Want to improve farming skills

Date: 22nd May 2021
Time: 10h00
Venue: Thuto Mfundo Vosloorus
Contact.
Sihle: 081 240 8732
Carol: 084 483 9501

improve your skills on farming; training will take place in Vosloo
Venue: Thuto Mfundo
Date: 22/05/ 2021
Time: 11:00
Contact: Sibahle at 0812408732 or Carol at 084 483 9501
We will be having a successful farmer to present a great initiative on the day and seeds will be on sale

Grow your FARMING BUSINESS
all our farmers, whether large or small or have just commenced farming or have been at it for several years, are dreaming and aiming to be successful and to grow their farming businesses. For this to be achieved your business must be sustainable Ackela projects is once again calling upon people who want to start farming or improve your skills on farming; training will take place in Vosloorus
Venue: Thuto Mfundo
Date: 22/05/ 2021
Time: 11:00
Contact: Sibahle at 0812408732 or Carol at 084 483 9501
We will be having a successful farmer to present a great initiative on the day and seeds will be on sales

Harvest is the process of gathering mature crops from the fields. Reaping is the cutting of grain or pulse for harvest, typically using a scythe, sickle, or reaper. The harvest marks the end of the growing season, growing cycle for a particular crop