Land and Agricultural Development Bank of South Africa

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World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought Climate-related risks continue to place pressure on farming communities ...
17/06/2026

World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought

Climate-related risks continue to place pressure on farming communities across South Africa.

World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought highlights the importance of sustainable land management, environmental resilience, and proactive risk planning within agriculture.

This year’s theme focuses on restoring land and strengthening resilience against increasing environmental pressures.

At Land Bank Insurance, we understand the importance of preparedness in an increasingly unpredictable agricultural environment. Risk planning and protection remain important tools in supporting long-term agricultural sustainability.

Learn more about LBIC here: https://lbic.co.za

DesertificationAndDroughtDay

We're Hiring!Join our dynamic team as a Relationship Manager (Commercial Banking & Transformation) within our Banking: C...
17/06/2026

We're Hiring!

Join our dynamic team as a Relationship Manager (Commercial Banking & Transformation) within our Banking: CB&T Division, or as a Learner within our Strategy Division.

These are exciting opportunities to make a meaningful impact at an institution dedicated to supporting South Africa’s agricultural sector while advancing your career in a purpose-driven environment.

If you're ready to take the next step in your career, apply now: https://landbank.erecruit.co/candidateapp/jobs/browse

Be part of a team that drives growth and sustainable development in South Africa's agricultural sector.

As South Africa commemorates 50 years since the 1976 Youth Uprising, we honour the courage, resilience and determination...
16/06/2026

As South Africa commemorates 50 years since the 1976 Youth Uprising, we honour the courage, resilience and determination of a generation that helped shape our nation’s future.

This year’s Youth Month theme, “RESET@50: The Future Calls”, reminds us that South Africa’s future depends on the energy, innovation, and leadership of today’s youth.

At Land Bank, we recognise the vital role that young farmers, agripreneurs and agricultural innovators play in strengthening food security, creating jobs, and driving sustainable economic growth. Through our development-focused financial solutions, we remain committed to empowering the next generation of agricultural leaders as they build a more resilient, inclusive, and prosperous future.

Because the future of farming is not tomorrow’s responsibility, it is being shaped by today’s youth.

The Future Has a Young Face | Lusani Alicia Mamuliki “If I could share one message about the role of young people in far...
15/06/2026

The Future Has a Young Face | Lusani Alicia Mamuliki

“If I could share one message about the role of young people in farming, it would be this: young people play an important role in producing food for the country and bringing new ideas that can improve the way farming is done.

Young people have the ability to see opportunities differently. They are often more willing to embrace innovation, adopt new technologies, and explore better ways of doing things. This fresh thinking is important for the growth and sustainability of the agricultural sector, helping farms become more productive, efficient, and resilient.

Young farmers are also more energetic. Farming requires dedication, hard work, and perseverance, and young people bring the energy and determination needed to meet the challenges of producing food. Their passion and willingness to learn create opportunities not only for themselves but also for the communities they serve.

Having more young farmers ensures that the future of South Africa is in safe hands. As young farmers continue to enter the sector, they strengthen food security, create jobs, and contribute to economic growth. Most importantly, they ensure that agriculture remains sustainable for future generations.

Young farmers are the future of tomorrow, and investing in them today is an investment in a stronger, more food-secure South Africa."

– Lusani Alicia Mamuliki , Land Bank-funded farmer

Financial planning is an important part of building a sustainable agricultural business.Whether you are starting a small...
12/06/2026

Financial planning is an important part of building a sustainable agricultural business.

Whether you are starting a small farming operation or growing an agribusiness, understanding budgeting, cash flow, and financial discipline can help support long-term success.

At Land Bank, we believe empowering young people with financial knowledge is an important step towards building a stronger and more sustainable agricultural sector.

Learn more about Land Bank and our support solutions here: https://landbank.co.za/Products-and-Services/Pages/Products-and-Services.aspx

Did you know that your farming assets can be protected under one comprehensive insurance policy?From tractors and irriga...
10/06/2026

Did you know that your farming assets can be protected under one comprehensive insurance policy?

From tractors and irrigation systems to farm structures and electronic equipment, protecting essential farming infrastructure can help minimise disruption when unexpected losses occur.

At Land Bank Insurance, our Asset Insurance solutions are designed to support operational continuity and help farmers recover faster during difficult periods.

Explore our insurance solutions here: https://lbic.co.za

Letters to My Younger Self | Motlalepule Vincent Masiu"If I could speak to my younger self before starting my farming jo...
08/06/2026

Letters to My Younger Self | Motlalepule Vincent Masiu

"If I could speak to my younger self before starting my farming journey, I would tell him to find two mentors: one for farming and one for life.

A farming mentor helps shorten the learning curve by sharing practical experience, helping you avoid costly mistakes, and guiding the growth of your business. A life mentor teaches balance, resilience, leadership, discipline, and the importance of making decisions that align with your long-term goals.

One of the biggest lessons I learned is that farming is not just about producing crops or livestock – it's about managing a business. Cash flow is more important than net worth because assets alone do not keep operations running. Consistent income and disciplined financial management do.

Success in farming means little if your health, relationships, and values are neglected. Having both mentors allows you to grow not only as a farmer but also as a person, creating a balance between building a successful agricultural business and living a meaningful life.

Build the farm but also build the person running it."

– Motlalepule Vincent Masiu, Land Bank-funded farmer

Food safety is fundamental to protecting public health, strengthening food security, and building sustainable agricultur...
07/06/2026

Food safety is fundamental to protecting public health, strengthening food security, and building sustainable agricultural systems.

Observed under the theme "From burden to solutions – safe food everywhere," World Food Safety Day 2026 highlights the need for practical solutions, innovation, and collaboration to reduce food safety risks across the food value chain.

From the farm to the consumer, safe food practices contribute to healthier communities, stronger economies, and a more resilient agricultural sector.

At Land Bank, we remain committed to supporting South Africa's agricultural sector through development-focused financial solutions that enable sustainable farming and strengthen food systems for future generations.

Learn more: www.landbank.co.za

As the world marks World Environment Day under the theme “Climate Change,” we recognise that climate change is already r...
05/06/2026

As the world marks World Environment Day under the theme “Climate Change,” we recognise that climate change is already reshaping South African farming with shifting seasons, unpredictable rainfall, and increased drought becoming the new reality.

As we commemorate , at Land Bank we reaffirm our commitment to walking alongside farmers as they adapt and build resilience.

From renewable energy funding through the Agro-Energy Fund to tailored insurance solutions, we remain dedicated to supporting sustainable agriculture in South Africa.

Read more here: https://www.landbank.co.za/Products-and-Services/Pages/Climate_Change.aspx

Farming comes with opportunity, but it also comes with risk.From unpredictable weather conditions to operational losses ...
03/06/2026

Farming comes with opportunity, but it also comes with risk.

From unpredictable weather conditions to operational losses and infrastructure damage, unexpected events can place significant financial pressure on farming operations.

Agricultural insurance plays an important role in helping farmers manage uncertainty and protect the assets that keep their operations running.

At Land Bank Insurance, we provide insurance solutions designed to support resilience and continuity within agriculture.

Learn more about our insurance solutions here: https://lbic.co.za

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