Transpire Foundation’s experience in working with the youth interested in farming, has proven that the majority of young people either do not perceive starting their own farming enterprises as a lucrative business because they lack resource, capital or land.
Transpire Foundation aims to change that perspective by providing services which will help the youth get through initial hurdles in starting up a small-scale farm with the potential of expanding.
“When you are in business you understand that it is better to make R100 then to lose R100”
Financial management, entrepreneurship, primary agriculture, etc.
SA youth is enrolled on a business incubation programme to start their farming practices.
Transpire Foundation has a pool of experienced farmers that are willing to provide guidance and support to the youth in farming.
The purpose of mentoring is to grow by tapping into the knowledge and experience of someone further along than yourself. It’s the best way to accelerate one’s development.