Frequently Asked Questions

AgriSA is a national agricultural organisation that represents and supports South Africa's agricultural sector. It works with provincial, commodity and corporate members to promote a sustainable, competitive and inclusive farming environment.

AgriSA advocates for the interests of farmers and agricultural organisations, engages on policy matters, supports industry coordination, and works to strengthen food security, rural safety, economic growth and the long-term sustainability of agriculture in South Africa.

AgriSA represents a broad network of agricultural stakeholders, including provincial agricultural organisations, commodity organisations, corporate members and partners within the agricultural value chain.

No. AgriSA is an independent agricultural organisation that engages with government, industry bodies, members and stakeholders on matters affecting the agricultural sector.

Membership is generally open to organisations and stakeholders within the agricultural sector, including provincial structures, commodity organisations, agribusinesses and other role players connected to agriculture.

In many cases, farmers participate through provincial or commodity organisations affiliated with AgriSA. The best route depends on your location, farming activity and organisational structure.

You can apply through the membership section of the AgriSA website or contact AgriSA directly for guidance on the correct membership category.

Members benefit from representation, industry advocacy, policy updates, access to relevant information, participation in agricultural discussions, and the strength of being part of a national agricultural network.

Yes, certain resources, documents or updates may be made available specifically to registered users or members, depending on the content and access level.

Public access is available to all visitors. Registered access may require a user account. Member access is reserved for approved AgriSA members or affiliated users.

You can log in via the website login area using your registered email address and password.

Use the Lost Password option on the login page to reset your password. You should receive instructions via email.

AgriSA works on key policy areas affecting agriculture, including land, labour, trade, infrastructure, natural resources, rural safety and economic development.

AgriSA engages with government, industry bodies, members and stakeholders to provide input on legislation, policy proposals and practical challenges affecting farmers and the broader agricultural sector.

AgriSA provides policy guidance, industry representation and relevant information. Formal legal advice should be obtained from a qualified legal professional.

Members can follow AgriSA news, insights, member communications and policy updates published through the website and official communication channels.

The Centres of Excellence focus on specialist areas important to the agricultural sector, such as economics and trade, land and development, natural resources, and rural safety.

The Rural Safety Centre of Excellence works to support safer farming communities by engaging with government, law enforcement and private-sector partners on rural safety matters.

This centre focuses on land reform, property rights, sustainable land use and development matters that affect agriculture.

This centre focuses on matters such as water, climate resilience, environmental sustainability and the responsible use of natural resources in agriculture.

This centre supports work related to agricultural markets, trade, economic policy, competitiveness and the financial sustainability of the sector.

The Knowledge Hub includes downloads, insights, reports, newsletters, event information, training material, FAQs and other resources relevant to agriculture.

Not necessarily. Some resources may be public, while others may be limited to registered users or AgriSA members.

A lock icon means that the content may require registration or member access before it can be viewed or downloaded.

You need to log in with an approved member account. If you believe you should have access but cannot open a document, contact AgriSA for assistance.

The latest news, media statements and insights are available in the News and Insights section of the AgriSA website.

Yes, public articles and media statements can usually be shared, provided they are credited correctly and not altered in a misleading way.

AgriSA and its networks may host or support events, meetings, information sessions, industry discussions and training opportunities related to agriculture.

Upcoming events can be listed in the Events or Knowledge Hub section of the website.

Some events may require registration, especially if attendance is limited, member-specific or linked to training.

AgriSA may share training opportunities, industry information sessions or partner-led programmes relevant to farmers and agricultural stakeholders.

Where available, training resources may be shared through the Knowledge Hub, newsletters or member communications.

Safe farming communities are essential for food security, economic stability and the wellbeing of farmers, workers and rural families.

Yes. AgriSA engages with relevant public and private stakeholders to help strengthen rural safety systems and coordination.

AgriSA is linked to initiatives such as disaster relief and resilience support for farmers affected by droughts, floods, fires, disease outbreaks or other agricultural emergencies.

Farmers should contact AgriSA, their provincial organisation or relevant agricultural association for guidance on available support channels.

You can contact AgriSA through the contact details or enquiry form on the website.

Use the membership enquiry form or contact AgriSA directly so your enquiry can be routed to the correct department.

If you cannot log in, reset your password or access member-only resources, contact AgriSA support through the website.

Where available, you can subscribe to newsletters or updates to receive relevant news, insights and industry information.