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NAMPO Harvest Day Fact Sheet
The first Harvest Day was held in 1967. The first NAMPO Harvest day on NAMPO Park was held in 1974.
Number of exhibitors
- 2000 - 516
- 2001 - 513
- 2002 - 521
- 2003 - 540
- 2004 - 560
- 2005 - 576
- 2006 - 604
- 2007 - 618
- 2008 - 625
- 2009 - 632
- 2010 - 650
- 2011 - 672
- 2012 - 681
Livestock,animal exhibitors
- Cattle breeds: 32
- Sheep breeds: 10
- Goat breeds: 6
- Horse breeds: 3
- Pig breeder's Society: 1
Number of visitors
- 2000 - 50 400
- 2001 - 57 630
- 2002 - 61 203
- 2003 - 61 920
- 2004 - 68 435
- 2005 - 68 802
- 2006 - 66 068
- 2007 - 64 014
- 2008 - 64 198
- 2009 - 60 371
- 2010 - 68 900
- 2011 - 73 552
- 2012 - 71723
Visitors – Reasons for attending
- Seeing new products: 88 %
- Buying products: 61 %
- To trade: 32 %
- Building networks: 52 %
- Making buying decisions: 52 %
- Collecting information: 54 %
Visitors – Dispersion
- Grain: 46 %
- Mixed: 35 %
- Fruit: 8 %
- Vegetables: 10 %
- Cattle: 38 %
- Goats: 5 %
- Sheep: 26 %
- Pigs: 4 %
- Poultry: 5 %
- Winery: 4 %
- Milk: 19 %
- Game: 9 %
Exhibition area
- Indoors: 17 060 m2
- Outdoors: 152 330 m2
- Total:169 390 m2
Food supply
- Points of refreshment: 22
- All points of sale are outsourced.
Terrain
- NAMPO Park handles its own:
- Electricity distribution
- Water supply
- Sewerage
- Garbage removal
- Voltage cable: 5 km
- Transformers: 13
- Maximum demand: 870 – 920 kva
- Boreholes: 9
- Main water line: 3.5 km
- Water usage: 380 000 litres/day
- Paving: 17 050m2
- Length of sewerage network: 4.5 km
Economic Impact Study (2009)
- Exhibiter turnover R1 billion
- Value of products on display R1 billion
- Spending by visitors (Bothaville) R7 million
- Spending by exhibitors (Bothaville) R3.5 million
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