Bulawayo Agricultural Society

01/05/2026

“I’m the farmer… 👩🏾‍🌾 And the overall winner too 🏆🚜”

This 20-year-old farmer, Velile Ngwabi from Matopo, didn’t just show up — she won overall in the produce section and took home a two-wheel “walking” tractor.

Happy Workers’ Day to those turning hard work into results.

30/04/2026

What started as a challenge turned into a powerful lesson in resilience !

At this year’s show, Deep Plough stood out for more than just their produce. After facing heavy losses from fresh cabbage sales, the team rethought their entire approach — moving into drying and value addition to protect their harvest and increase returns.

Today, their model is a reminder that in agriculture, innovation often comes from experience.

🎥 Full story in the video
📹 Credit: Farmers Weekly

28/04/2026

GRATITUDE to all our sponsors and exhibitors who made the 115th Bulawayo Agricultural Show (20–25 April 2026) a success.🙏

Your support, partnership and commitment continue to drive the growth and celebration of Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector. We value the role each of you plays and look forward to building even stronger collaborations ahead.

27/04/2026

FARMERS INDABA 115TH BAS SHOW 2026 session 2

27/04/2026

115TH BAS SHOW EXHIBITORS cocktail😃

27/04/2026

FARMERS INDABA 115TH BAS SHOW 2026 SESSION 1😃

26/04/2026

Day 6 Highlights | Bulawayo Agricultural Show 2026

Ending the show with a message from the next generation 🌱

Andrew Muvengwa , at just 19, this young farmer from Victoria Falls is already building a future through farming — not just as a practice, but as a business.

25/04/2026

25/04/2026

Day 5 Highlights at the Bulawayo Agricultural Show was all about results.

From the produce section, where farmers were recognised for quality maize and traditional grains, to the auction grounds where the energy was unmatched — every moment reflected hard work paying off.

A true celebration of effort, excellence, and resilience.

23/04/2026

🐂 Day 3 Highlights | Bulawayo Agricultural Show 2026

The fatstock competition took centre stage, with cattle prepared, judged, and showcased across multiple classes.

A key highlight was the pen of two category, demonstrating quality and strong competition among exhibitors.

Mr and Mrs Jared of Barmore Investments emerged as champions in the beef fatstock category, receiving the Capital Foods floating trophy.

The official presentation is expected during the ZITF official opening ,today, to be presided over by His Excellency President Emmerson Mnangagwa.



Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development Zim