Restoring our land to feed our nation

A part of: Articles, Bush encroachment

The restoration of the grazing capacity of our farms is critical to safeguard food security and cater to the nutritional needs of our growing population. In South Africa, various factors contributed to bush encroachment, altering our landscapes and reducing the natural carrying capacity of our farms.
The South African Department of Agriculture has set a target to restore 833,000 hectares of farmland by 2030. As part of Laeveld Agrochem’s Kickstart initiatives, TERRAVUSA and TERRALIGNA are set to join this war.
Our teams and strategic partners are on the frontline of innovation. Recently new Prosopis trials kicked off the Carnarvon area. Stay tuned for updates on our journey to preserve and protect.

More than 100 agents
across South Africa

Laeveld Agrochem’s agents (franchisees) are qualified agronomists accredited by CropLife South Africa (formerly AVCASA).

In each region, agents receive support from experienced Business Managers, enabling detailed recommendations for both corrective and proactive measures on the farm.

Operating as a franchise business model, our dedicated team can assist growers with detailed recommendations to optimise yield per hectare.

Through strategic collaboration with our technology partner, Agri Technovation, we offer innovative solutions such as MyFarmWeb™ and Picklogger™, tailored to meet the evolving needs of modern agriculture.