FMD continues to spread throughout South Africa
Since January 2019 South Africa has battled the outbreak of FMD. This has lead to South Africa losing its OIE recognised FMD free status during 2019.
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Since January 2019 South Africa has battled the outbreak of FMD. This has lead to South Africa losing its OIE recognised FMD free status during 2019.
The Wagyu Society appointed a PDP student in December 2021 as the Wagyu Field Officer.
During the Covid-19 lock down period the Wagyu Society virtually presented the second World Wagyu Conference in November 2020.
Dr Michael Bradfield, CEO of the Wagyu Society, beloved scientist, geneticist, industry leader and friend who has left deep footprints in the red meat industry, passed away on January 6, 2022
The Wagyu Society held a Social Development CWB Training Day at Boons Booyskraal on 25 January 2022. The day was held on Mr Eric Leteane’s farm where 60 attendees were expected for the day, however there were 86 attendees that showed up.
At the board meeting held on 3 February 2022 the unanimous decision was made to promote Ms Elandri de Bruyn to Chief Operating Officer of the Wagyu Society and Certified Wagyu Beef.
The Wagyu Conference took place at the Afridome Parys on the 25th of February 2022. With nearly 100 attendees for the day the conference went down with out a hitch.
Our annual Junior Inspection course took place on the 24th of February 2022 at WCF Feedlot in Parys.
The first fully virtual Wagyu Elite National and Out of the Flask sale was held on 25 February at the Afridome Parys.
During our recent Wagyu Conference, a special tribute was made to the late Dr Michael Bradfield, first CEO of the Wagyu Society of South Africa.
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