The CTA's QAS Workshop was held from 16 to 20 August 1999 at the Health Spa outside Bloemfontein in South Africa. The course leader, Bert Alkemade, started the workshop on Monday morning by outlining the programme. Delegates were then given the opportunity to introduce themselves. The primary purpose of the service, namely the knowledge transfers, acting as a complementary service, knowledge brokering, promotional activities and income generation. FROM YOUR FARM Most farmers allow their cows to feed on local pastures but there is never enough grass.
Cows produce less milk.
Animals will give more milk and meat when they feed from good pastures. For more information, contact us to send you a copy of the pamphlet. The LGB leads to a loss of market. An insect that destroys maize, cassava and other grains has for the first time been found in South Africa. The Larger Grain Borer can cause economic losses and also lead to a loss of market access for export.