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Rossouw Boerdery Delmas

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Rossouw Boerdery in Delmas, Mpumalanga, is a longstanding and influential agricultural enterprise closely linked to the Rossouw family legacy established in the region since 1925.[3] Over the generations, the Rossouws have diversified into several agricultural fields, notably grain and poultry production. Operations under the Rossouw name include significant production of maize, soya, peas, sweetcorn, and potatoes, both under irrigation and on dry land.[1][7]

Gro Africa Farming (Goedgedacht Farm), associated with Franelyn Rossouw, has achieved recognition for its stewardship and commitment to conservation, earning industry accolades such as the 2024 Bayer Boervrou van die Jaar award.[1] Gro Africa also supplies frozen produce via long-term contracts with various companies and private markets, reflecting the scale and integration of its operations.[1]

The Rossgro Group, the poultry and feed division of the Rossouw family’s enterprises, manages fresh egg production, broiler production, feed manufacturing, and even an egg pasteurization unit.[3] Headquarters are located near Delmas, Gauteng, with operational reach across Mpumalanga, Gauteng, and Limpopo.[4] The group’s commitment to quality and community engagement—such as running a community garden and clinic—highlights its broader social involvement.[3]

Rossouw Boerdery Venootskap is specifically listed at Farm Geluk, Eloff, Delmas, with available contact details and a product range focused on white and yellow maize, maize meal, and soybeans.[2][7]

The Rossouw family business, under the leadership of Chris and Naubie Rossouw and their sons, has received industry awards and international partnerships. Although the Rossgro Chickens abattoir was acquired by AFGRI in 2010, the Rossouw Group continues as a supplier in the poultry value chain.[5]

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