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Die Graan SA-uitstalarea en Ledelokaal by die NAMPO Oesdag

is verbeter, met nuwe fokus op graanekonomie en ledevoordele,

graannavorsing en die beleidsomgewing, die doelwitte van die land-

bou-ontwikkelingsprogram, en nege gewas-spesifieke fokusareas.

Die NAMPO-handelsware was so gewild soos altyd, met uitgebreide

bemarking en ’n groter klerereeks wat weer eens baie suksesvol was

in die NAMPO-saal.

Die suksesse van alle Suid-Afrikaanse graanprodusente is by

uitstaande funksies bevorder.

Ons kommunikasie

Graan SA streef daarna om deurlopend die rol van die Suid-Afrikaanse

graanprodusent te beklemtoon, bewustheid te verhoog vir die feit dat

landbou ’n hoeksteen van die ekonomie is, begrip te verbeter van die

organisasie se waarde vir sy lede en die publiek se bewustheid van die

produsent se noodsaaklike rol in die versekering van voedselsekerheid

te verhoog. Die organisasie se kommunikasie met lede, wat deur

verskeie kanale gefasiliteer word, behels ’n ledenuusbrief, ad hoc-

elektroniese kommunikasie, nuusflitse en digitalemedia-aankondigings

deur sosiale media en die eksklusiewe lidmaatskapkaart.

GRAAN SA ELEKTRONIESE KOMMUNIKASIE

Die

Perspektief

-nuusbrief word elektronies aan lede en aan ’n

geselekteerde groep belangstellende belanghebbendes versprei. Die

doel is om inligting, gebeure en belangrike datums te deel en ’n platform

te verskaf om nuus betyds aan die bedryf te kommunikeer. Die

Nuusflits

word gebruik om belangrike en relevante inligting betyds aan lede te

versprei. Dit is veral nuttig waar die jongste nuus oor belangrike sake

soos landbouproduksietoestande en biosekuriteit gekommunikeer word.

PUBLIKASIES

Graan SApubliseer

SAGraan/Grain

, ’n spesialismaandelikse publikasie

en die amptelike spreekbuis van die organisasie. Dit word as een van

die voorste landboupublikasies beskou. Die tydskrif word deur lesers

as ’n kennisvennoot en metingsinstrument vir volhoubaarheid in die

graan- en oliesadebedryf gebruik.

In die oorsigjaar het Graan SA ook

Pula Imvula

– ’n maandelikse publi-

kasie wat in sewe tale vertaal word en op ontwikkelende en Nuwe Era

boere gemik is – uitgegee.

Die jaarlikse

Graangids

, wat nuttige kontakte en artikels oor saad,

werktuie, bemesting, geïntegreerde plaagbeheer, lewendehawe, geld

en finansiële dienste asook inligting oor Graan SA bevat, waaronder

belangrike kontakte en ’n bygewerkte kalender vir die komende jaar,

word gepubliseer om vir graanprodusente waarde toe te voeg.

Mediaskakeling

Die mediagemeenskap bly een van die organisasie se sleutelbelang-

hebbendes, aangesien dit die doeltreffendste manier is om die publiek

oor die organisasie se aktiwiteite in te lig. Deur betrokkenheid by media-

eienaars oor alle platforms heen is sosiale, digitale en tradisionele kanale

Continuously growing the organisation’s social media platforms

which have expanded to include the main accounts, NAMPO

Harvest Day and NAMPO Cape channels, inclusive of the respective

social media profiles.

Re-evaluated participation in exhibitions and workshops whose tar-

get audiences and focus areas were not completely aligned with that

of the organisation. To this end, the public relations activities support

member marketing efforts at exhibitions, workshops and farmer’s

days with an aligned target audience and focus. These included

imbizos in support of farmer development communication initia-

tives, the Swartland Show, Swellendam Show, Senwes Future Focus,

membership golf days and various Women in Agriculture initiatives.

Participated in and supported the Nation in Conversation initiative,

a successful actuality agri-discussion broadcasted during the

NAMPO Harvest Day.

Undertook to continue sharing the knowledge database contained

within the pages of the

SA Graan/Grain

magazine with target

audiences, by publicising and promoting top articles monthly on

social platforms. This has substantially increased the opportunity

for discussion and engagements around important topics in the

agricultural environment.

Further improved the offering of the Grain SA exhibition area and

Members’ Hall at the NAMPO Harvest Day with a renewed focus on

grain economy and member benefits, showcasing grain research

and the policy environment, the goals of the Farmer Development

Programme and nine crop specific focus areas. The NAMPO

merchandise proved popular as ever with an expanded marketing and

clothing range, proving yet again very successful in the NAMPO Hall.

Successfully showcased the successes of all South African grain

producers at outstanding functions.

Our communication

Grain SA aspires to continuously highlight the role of the South

African grain producer, increase awareness about agriculture being

a cornerstone of the economy, improving understanding of the

organisation’s value to its members and heightening public awareness

of the producer’s vital role in ensuring food security. The organisation’s

communication with members, facilitated through various channels,

include a member newsletter, ad hoc electronic communication, news

flashes and digital media offerings through social media and the

exclusive membership card.

GRAIN SA ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATION

The

Perspective

-newsletter is distributed electronically to members and

a selected group of interested stakeholders. It aims to share information,

events and important dates and further provide a platform to communicate

industry news timeously. The

News Flash

is utilised to distribute important

and relevant information to members, timeously. This is particularly useful

in instances where updates on important matters such as agricultural

production conditions and bio-security are communicated.

PUBLICATIONS

Grain SA publishes

SA Graan/Grain

magazine, a specialist monthly

publication and official mouthpiece of the organisation which

is regarded as one of the leading agricultural publications. The

magazine is used by readers as a knowledge partner and benchmark

tool for sustainability in the grain and oilseed industry.

In the year under review, Grain SA also published the

Pula Imvula

– a

monthly publication, in seven languages aimed at developing and

New Era farmers.

The annual

Grain Guide

, with useful contacts and reference articles on

seed, implements, fertilising, integrated pest management, livestock,

money and financial services as well as Grain SA information including

important contacts and an updated calendar for the coming year, is

published annually as a value-add to grain producers.

Media liaison

The media community remains one of the organisation’s key stakeholders

as they are the most effective means of informing the public about the