1A Shongweni Road, Hillcrest,
Durban 3650
067 267 2295
1A Shongweni Road, Hillcrest,
Durban 3650
067 267 2295
We facilitate the acquisition of fertile farmland for our contributors through pooled investment.
We manage the investments and share profits generated from the farmland.
We provide training for new farmers to help them succeed and thrive in agriculture.
Engaging with local communities to promote food security and support local economies.
Ensuring that landownership rights are legally protected for all contributors.
Implementing eco-friendly agricultural techniques to promote long-term success.
Farmland acquisition is the process of identifying, purchasing, and securing agricultural land for productive use. At SA Property Group, this means creating a pathway for ordinary South Africans, especially Black South Africans who have historically been excluded from land ownership — to become co-owners of farmland through a structured contribution system. Instead of one person carrying the high cost of buying land, SA Property Group brings together a network of partners and contributors who pool resources to purchase farms collectively. Once acquired, the farmland is divided into equal, manageable segments so that each contributor directly benefits from ownership. This approach makes land ownership more affordable, inclusive, and sustainable. It ensures that the land is not just owned, but actively used for farming crops, livestock, and agribusiness opportunities which assists in generating food security, income, and generational wealth for all members involved.
At SA Property Group, we believe in transparency and measurable outcomes. That’s why we provide clear, data-driven calculated projections to show how much each hectare of land can yield in both produce and income. Using standard agricultural spacing, we calculate the average number of plants per hectare and the expected units of produce per plant.
For example:
• Cabbage: ± 40,000 heads per hectare
• Onions: ± 125,000 bulbs per hectare
• Carrots: ± 140,000 roots per hectare
• Tomatoes: ± 150,000 fruits per hectare (field average)
• Butternut: ± 33,000 fruits per hectare
When paired with current market prices, these numbers translate into strong income potential per hectare.
For instance:
• If cabbages sell at R8 per head, a hectare can yield over R320,000.
• At R2 per onion bulb, a hectare could generate R250,000.
• With tomatoes at R3 per fruit, a hectare could produce R450,000.
These projections are based on conservative field averages, helping our partners and contributors see the real financial potential of their farmland investment. By understanding both the production capacity (units per hectare) and the market value of each crop, our community of landowners can make informed decisions about what to plant, when to plant, and how to maximize profit.
SA Property Group is committed to equipping its team members, agents, and partners with the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to deliver exceptional service and stay at the forefront of the real estate industry.
This is achieved through a structured blend of accredited training, practical mentorship, and continuous professional development:
• Accredited Learning Pathways
SA Property Group leverages reputable training authorities, such as AGRISETA, which facilitates a wide range of nationally recognized learning instruments, including: Learnerships, Skills Programs, Adult Education and Training, as well as in-service training, apprenticeships, internships, and mentorships—supported by grants and bursaries.
These structured pathways help ensure that all participants acquire relevant, quality competencies aligned with national education and training standards.
• Sector-Aligned Training Providers
To augment its internal learning programs, SA Property Group collaborates with accredited providers such as Agri Skills Transfer. Established in 2004, this organization specializes in agricultural-sector training and is formally recognized by AgriSETA. Through partners like Agri Skills Transfer, SA Property Group can deliver tailored courses that combine theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on application which is ideal for professionals working across rural, lifestyle, and residential property markets.
• Continuous Professional Growth and Mentorship
Beyond formal qualifications, SA Property Group invests in ongoing professional development, offering mentorship programs, peer-to-peer learning sessions, and workshops to reinforce best practices in customer service, property management, regulatory compliance, and ethical conduct. This ensures that professionals remain agile, knowledgeable, and responsive to market trends and client needs.
• Accessible Resources and Self-Paced Learning
For flexibility and convenience, SA Property Group supports self-directed learning via reputable platforms aligned with AgriSETA-accredited content. Site like AgriSkills Transfer often host self-study modules and short courses, making it easier for learners to engage at their own pace and gain practical insights quickly.
Additional Resources
• Visit agriseta.co.za for more on accredited learning programs, grants, and training opportunities.
• Explore agriskills.net for information on tailored training courses, training provider accreditation, and flexible learning options.
Community Engagement
SA Property Group is committed to building strong and lasting relationships with the communities in which we operate. We actively engage through structured business forums, agricultural summits, and community workshops that provide platforms for knowledge exchange, skills development, and collaborative growth. These initiatives enable open dialogue between stakeholders, including farmers, entrepreneurs, and investors, fostering opportunities for sustainable agricultural advancement. Through consistent outreach and participation, SA Property Group ensures that communities remain informed, empowered, and integral to the transformation of the agricultural sector.
At SA Property Group, sustainability lies at the heart of our operations and long-term vision. Sustainability is the practice of meeting present needs without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own. It requires a careful balance between economic growth, environmental care, and social responsibility. Guided by this principle, SA Property Group implements innovative and responsible agricultural methods that protect natural resources while driving productivity.
Our approach to sustainable farming and energy solutions includes the following practices:
• Solar Panels: Harnessing the power of the sun to generate clean, renewable energy, reducing reliance on fossil fuels and lowering carbon emissions.
• Wind Turbines: Converting wind into electricity to provide a sustainable energy source that is renewable, reliable, and environmentally friendly.
• Hydroelectric Power: Using the natural flow of rivers and streams to generate energy, offering a renewable alternative that minimizes environmental impact.
• Hydroponics: A method of growing plants without soil, using nutrient-rich water solutions that conserve land, reduce water usage, and increase crop yield.
• Crop Rotation: The practice of alternating crops on the same land to maintain soil fertility, prevent pests, and support long-term productivity.
• Biodynamic Farming: A holistic approach to agriculture that treats farms as living ecosystems, integrating natural cycles, organic composting, and lunar planting methods to promote ecological balance.
Through these sustainable practices, SA Property Group ensures that agricultural development is both forward-thinking and environmentally responsible, securing long-term benefits for farmers, communities, and future generations
Greenhouse Farming (One Hectare Model) – Developing at least one hectare of greenhouse-controlled farming to reduce exposure to extreme weather, conserve water, extend growing seasons, and significantly cut the carbon footprint by improving efficiency in food production.
Through these practices, farmers not only reduce the effects of global warming but also create more resilient and productive systems that safeguard future food security while protecting the planet.
With practices like agroforestry, we can reduction the effects and speed of global warming. Agroforestry is the practice of integrating trees and shrubs into farming systems to create a sustainable balance between agriculture and the natural environment. This approach reduces the effects of global warming by allowing trees to act as carbon sinks, absorbing harmful greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. At the same time, trees provide natural shade, prevent wind and soil erosion, and enrich the land with organic matter that boosts fertility. Agroforestry also improves water retention, supports biodiversity by creating habitats for pollinators and wildlife, and reduces reliance on chemical inputs. Beyond environmental benefits, it offers farmers additional income streams through the production of fruits, nuts, timber, and medicinal plants, making it both an ecological and economic solution for sustainable farming
At SA Property Group, we believe that true empowerment begins with ownership you can trust. That’s why we partner with qualified legal professionals to handle all the paperwork, from drafting contracts and transferring title deeds to ensuring full compliance with South African property laws. We don’t just connect you to farmland; we walk you through the legal process step by step, offering advice and guidance so you understand your rights and obligations. With our support, every partner gains peace of mind knowing their investment is protected, transparent, and legally sound.