Posts tagged with 'farming'

 

Massive Backlash Building After Violent Farm Murder of Young Brendin Horner, To Send a Message Back To Farm Murderers!

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Its Past Enough! The Farming Afrikaner Boer community is in uproar after details of a violent tragic farm murder emerged, where 21 year old Brendin Horner had his young life callously snuffed out by two black “stock thieves”. Brendin was tied to a pole and gruesomely murdered. If it was a message to white people, then it is only right that the white community respond with a mass display of support for his family, demand justice (no bail), and demand action on Farm Murders. The mass protest is planned at the arraignment of the two suspects, on Tuesday 6th October, at the Senekal Magistrates Court at 10:00 AM. The two suspects were arrested on Saturday the 3 October, in relation to the murder of Brendin Horner by Senekal detectives at Fateng tse Ntho in Paul Roux.

Blood stained clothes and shoes were found on the two suspects and will be taken in for Forensic tests. The two men are alleged to be stock thieves and it is suspected that the deceased could have spotted th
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Forget The SONA Circus Where Scavengers Try Legitimize Their Greed, Here’s SOFA: State Of Our Farmers Address According to TAU!

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The annual State of the Nation speech did not only turn into a circus as usual, but again, even more communism and even more Afrocentrism was the order of the day. South Africa now belongs to the vultures, and they will cackle on about it till the rooster crows! All you can be sure of, is that there will be broad indications of their new plans to plunder even more, and even more folly with regards to State Entities, and the rewriting of our history. However, if you need a little reassurance, calm your nerves by reading TAU’s State of Our Farmers Address, from an agricultural perspective.

Were it not for our farmers, all the clowns in Parliament might not have been so well (over?) fed, and the country would fast degenerate into an international humanitarian crisis, although it is already on its way there. Whilst it may not be such a good idea to produce too much food, just so the vultures can eat and breed even more, the Transvaal Agricultural Union (TAU) SA, during
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Food production and delivery compromised – Farmers increasingly cautious in current economic climate as well as uncertain about future due to ANC land grab program

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The current financial climate is one of the important factors that make farmers more cautious when purchasing expensive tractors and farm implements.

In addition, the government’s land grab program, which is at the very top of the long list of uncertainties, is the biggest reason for farmers not to incur big spending.

The rand, which has become more unstable in recent months, makes farmers even more cautious as it contributes to drastic price increases on imported tractors and harvesters.

All this, together with the possibility that crop yields are not going to be as desired, are all factors that make farmers reluctant to make new purchases.

Concerns have been expressed that the uncertain conditions could have a serious and detrimental effect on food production and delivery and could even lead to larger imports of food that would not be of the same high quality as locally grown.

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ANC’s ground theft program are petrifying farmers and they are now making plans to protect themselves from total bankruptcy

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Unconfirmed reports say farmers are now exporting money to foreign banks, fearing that Ramaphosa can also confiscate it.

After all, farmers are also beginning to sell their equipment and transfer the money to foreign banks  for the purpose of buying or renting land elsewhere, but not in South Africa or Namibia.

Information received from farmers who prefer to stay anonymous says they are receiving offers from around the world to farm at attractive conditions.

Farmers believe there is no prospect for farming in South Africa, because your property can be taken away from you every day, and then they are seated without a future.

Agricultural experts are worried that the new trend will lead to a crisis in food production, and that untrained black farmers will throw in the towel  if the natural disasters hit them.

This could lead to an overall depopulation of rural areas, which has catastrophic consequences for everyone in the country.<
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