Supply of fresh cut flowers, floristry and plants for all occasions

Internationally respected as a trusted supplier of citrus. We service your citrus programs with great quality fruit and produce the finest tasting citrus.

The orchards of Rotondo Walnuts are situated just outside Aliwal North in the Eastern Cape of South Africa, on the banks of the Orange River. In total 490ha, which amounts to approximately 74 000 trees, were established between 2000 - 2008. Of these trees, 85% were self-rooted (SR) in vitro trees. These were imported self-rooted culture trees from Vitotech in Spain. The trees had to be treated to change the growth pattern from the Northern to the Southern Hemisphere. Essentially hydrological, soil and climate studies identified suitable areas in which to establish a commercial project. These studies resulted in the establishment of Rotondo Walnuts near Aliwal North, as the first commercial walnut farm in South Africa.

Supplier of the best eggs in Eastern Cape. Also selling eggs, live chickens, and slaughtered chickens to the general public.

Madia Farm is an agricultural company that was formed in 2004 / 05 / 31. Madia Farm aim to grow tomato under shade. The plan outlines our proposal to establish and operate a vegetable production facility, the facility will require a 100mx100m x3m Nethouse to grow tomato, a 10mx15m x3. 5m Roller up tunnel for seedlings. 4 hectors of the farm will be utilized to grow marketable vegetables: soya beans, baby marrow, pepper, and sweet potato. Madia Farm seek to be the best producer of tomato by transforming the business of farming into a sustainable, divers, dynamic and profitable business that will focus on the quality of our product to satisfy our customers. Madia Farm will create employment for people in the surrounding community, and support community projects once the profit is evident. The company operate in a competitive and challenging market where long existing companies have captured an immeasurable number of customers specifically in urban areas. 95% of families use tomato...

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