Farmers and suppliers attending Nampo Harvest Day 2025 are invited to visit Farm.co.za and AgrifoodSA at the Zest Weg Hall, Stand 5—to meet the team behind one of South Africa’s most widely distributed farming directories and explore new ways to connect with trusted agri suppliers.
For Jodi Haigh, business manager for Farm.co.za, it’s her first Nampo, and she’s using it to meet face-to-face with farmers and service providers.
“We are very keen to expand our network of service providers and extend our service offering to farmers and their suppliers,” she says.
“This is a great opportunity to introduce more people to what we’re building and to learn how we can better serve the industry.”
The AgrifoodSA print directory and magazine, distributed via 8,000 copies through co-ops and major South African airports, is already a staple in the agri sector. Combined with the Farm.co.za website—home to an updated supplier directory, the Today in Farming news roundup, and monthly features—it forms a growing multi-channel platform reaching agricultural decision-makers daily.
Abigail MacLellan, client liaison and content specialist, explains the value of their combined print and digital approach:
“Through our listings and our existing reach, we manage to get to all segments of the agri industry. Our sub-sector reach is equally impressive, including farming logistics and family support.”
“With over 20,000 Facebook followers and 9,000 daily email subscribers, we’re helping farmers and suppliers find each other more efficiently than ever.”
Louis de Bruin, a sales representative attending his fifth consecutive Nampo, says the show continues to impress.
“It’s the best opportunity to reach people in the agricultural sector. Every year there are more people, new brands, and a wealth of business networking opportunities.”
According to Grain SA, the number of exhibitors at Nampo has grown from 650 in 2010 to 865 in 2024, while attendance has climbed from 68,900 to 86,474. During the week of the expo, Bothaville's population more than doubles—transforming the small Free State town into a national agricultural hub.
“Nowhere in the Southern Hemisphere do you see more people coming together to exchange business information, all sharing one goal—serving the farming sector,” says De Bruin.
Make sure to stop by the Farm.co.za and AgrifoodSA stand in Zest Weg Hall, Stand 5—to discover how our platforms can support your farming goals, whether you’re a supplier, service provider, or producer.
