Commercial Farmers' Union of Zimbabwe
A Synopsis The Commercial Farmers’ Union (“CFU”) and the Zimbabwe Farmers’ Union (“ZFU”) have embarked on a joint initiative which seeks to align the two Unions and provide a platform for collaboration with a view to promoting the best interests of their members. To that end the two Unions have formed the Zimbabwe Farmers’ Alliance …
The Union is closely affiliated to the following regional and international Farmers Organisations: Southern African Confederation of Agricultural Unions (SACAU) This link will take you to the SACAU website. The CFU is represented by its President on the SACAU Governing board. International Federation of Agricultural Producers (IFAP) This link will take you to the …
How to pay CFU Subscription 2021 To rejoin or to pay this year’s subscription please fill in the Membership Form. Once you have completed the form you can email it to cfuaccounts@cfuzim.org Please then pay the appropriate annual subscription fee for the category of membership you wish to be a part of: CLASSIFICATION OF MEMBER …
There are four membership categories for the CFU which are outlined as follows: Ordinary Members: These are individuals, companies, co-operatives, associations of small scale farmers etc who earn their principle, or a significant income, from primary agricultural activities. The membership benefits for this category of members would include access to information, technical advice, marketing advice, …
The CFU is a Farmers’ Union and Licensing Authority registered in terms of the Farmers’ Licensing and Levies Act. Currently the CFU administers the following active producers associations: The National Association of Dairy Farmers (NADF) Zimbabwe Crop Producers Association (ZCPA) (Incorporating Commercial Oilseeds Producers Association (COPA), Zimbabwe Grain Producers’ Association, Zimbabwe Cereal Producers’ Association) CFU …
The CFU members are structured in a democratic hierarchical system with district level farmers’ associations feeding into provincial structures. Alongside the provincial structures are the affiliated commodity associations which can be broadly categorised as crops (consisting of producers of oilseeds, grains and cereals), livestock (comprising Cattle Producers and Dairy Farmers), Coffee and Cotton. The primary …
Harare show attendance falls by 40 percent http://www.herald.co.zw/ Monday, 27 August 2012 00:00Herald ReporterAttendance at the 102nd Harare Agricultural Show declined by 40 percent from last year with about 100 000 people passing through the gates during the show period. While many parents were more reluctant to take families after the disappearance and suspected murder of a child …
The CFU and its predecessors have been serving farmers in Zimbabwe for over 100 years. As early as 1892, the Rhodesian Farmers’ and Landowners’ Association (RFLA) was formed by new settler farmers who saw value in an organised body to represent and advance their interests. By the 1920s the large scale commercial agricultural sector had …
The Commercial Farmers’ Union of Zimbabwe offers a diverse range of quality services to its members these includeTechnical advice on agricultural production. Assistance with cost modelling and agricultural business proposals. Facilitation of finance General Legal advice including assistance with Labour disputes Access to exclusive discounts from traders in various goods and services Access to weekly …
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SA judges urged to uphold rule of law in Zim land case http://www.swradioafrica.com/ By Alex Bell27 August 2012 South African judges are being urged to set a regional precedent by upholding the rulings of the regional human rights court, as they deliberate on an appeal by the Zim government over the unlawful land grab campaign. The South …
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