President’s Council 2010

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Proposed Resolution to the 67th Annual Congress – Farmers’ Licence Fee and Rules

The Council of the Commercial Farmers’ Union resolves and recommends to Congress the adoption of an Annual Farmers’ Licence Fee for the 2010/2011 Licensing Year commencing on 01 October 2010 to become due and payable on the 01 October 2010. Council further resolves and recommends to Congress the adoption of a payment commencing 01 October …

Agricultural Recovery and Compensation Report for Congress 2010

Commercial Farmers’ Union of Zimbabwe Congress 2010 AGRICULTURAL RECOVERY AND COMPENSATION (ARAC) REPORT TO CONGRESS 2010 Mr President, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. It is with great pleasure that I stand before you today and present this report on behalf of the Unions displaced farmers. ARAC came into being earlier this year and took over …

Zimbabwe Crop Producers’ Association for Congress 2010

Commercial Farmers’ Union of Zimbabwe Congress 2010 ZIMBABWE CROP PRODUCERS’ ASSOCIATION REPORT TO CONGRESS 2010 Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome. THIS PAST CROPPING SEASON This past year’s rainy season started off late, with fair rains into the early part of January, when areas throughout the country experienced a very dry spell. The southern areas …

Zimbabwe Crop Producers’ Association for Congress 2010

       Commercial Farmers’ Union of Zimbabwe Congress 2010    ZIMBABWE CROP PRODUCERS’ ASSOCIATION REPORT TO CONGRESS 2010 Good morning Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome. THIS PAST CROPPING SEASON This past year’s rainy season started off late, with fair rains into the early part of January, when areas throughout the country experienced a very dry spell. …

Labour Report for Congress 2010

      Commercial Farmers’ Union of Zimbabwe Congress 2010 ANNUAL LABOUR REPORT TO CONGRESS 2010 Zimbabwe’s remuneration strategy to date has been based on correcting historical wrongs, therefore concentrating on what the worker   needs rather than what he/she produces . Productivity based remuneration ensures we only eat that which we have either grown, …