African Farming: Koos and Clifford Mthimkulu are building a family legacy (Full Episode)

Few things are more satisfying for a farmer than when his son (or daughter!) returns to the family farm to carry on a legacy of hard work and success. It was no different when Clifford Mthimkulu joined dad Koos at the family’s mixed-farming operation in Senekal in the Free State in 2008. It’s a tough farming area: Your cashflow depends on maintaining a fine balance between crops and livestock. The recent drought tested the Mthimkulus’ technical skills to the extreme. However, having survived the worst drought in a hundred years made handing over the farm that much more special for Koos, the first Mthimkulu in his family to be able to do so.

[@nombusonomusa1217]

Mzilikazi kaMashobane ngawthandake umsebenzi wakho ngicela ungipha amanamba wakho 🤝🤝🤝ngavele ngakhuthala nami yazi❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@tebogosmith5195]

When is season two coming im cant wait to learn more as a young eleven year old farmer in the north west

[@CollenMawela-ml8qh]

Oh what a wonderful motivation for our black community indeed ✌✌

[@PatrickAndrewJansen]

My new favourite channel. This series is very motivating.

[@jayxclusv7572]

Thank you for this series!!

[@nsika_xulu]

Me as well...I've been waiting for season 2

[@mandlahadebe8627]

This is awesome content Angie.

[@nelsonmakgobe9207]

Another inspirational presentation!! Thanks for sharing and opening up my vision to what successful farmers are doing and how they achieve success!

[@nkululekosibanda3551]

I farmer kayilandaba lokuthi iphi maKhumalo,iyangena ebhanga ilobulongo all over.Yiwo umsebenzi wakhona,it's a bit dirty but rewarding very much.Siyabonga kakhulu ngomsebenzi wakho,i farming yiyo impilo

[@judyatoro9387]

Like the programe

[@phumlamyataza8527]

Is this program still on going?

[@thutomotau9876]

How does one apply for a farm and get a lease what is the process

[@sydneysinotec3571]

Ok