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| Elvis Mashele A farmer exchange programme got off to an exciting start when 20 farmers from the province switched their traditional roles for life skills training at the Art of Living in Bangalore, India. The five-days of classes, which took place last week, were taught to farmers before they were deployed to work with local Indian farmers. The director of Healthy Agro Group, which facilitated the exchange programme, Ramesh Nunna, said the programme was a vehicle to transfer much needed skills to South African farmers. He said the aim was to get the farmers to understand the importance of agriculture as a primary means for economic inclusive growth. Read More............. |
Farmers learn the Indian way
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Posted on: Wednesday, December 7, 2011
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