Karma Farming - South Africa
Horticulture
Overview
Karma Farming, part of Emery Soft Fruits, is a dedicated producer of premium soft fruits, with an annual yield of over 400 tonnes of strawberries and 700 tonnes of raspberries. Situated in the heart of South Africa’s Garden Route, the farm spans 20 hectares of cultivated land, supported by three indoor nurseries and two accretion areas and facilities equipped with advanced Nettajet overhead and drip nutrition systems, with infrastructure in place to support future expansion.
Since partnering with Emery Soft Fruits, Karma Farming has significantly expanded its planted area, with additional land planned for growth. All cropping zones are now protected by poly tunnels, optimising growing conditions and safeguarding fruit quality.
The farm’s commitment to sustainability is reflected in investment in innovative technologies, integration of solar power, reverse osmosis water treatment plant and rainwater harvesting system, which returns water to on-site dams for reuse in irrigation. These initiatives support the farm’s mission to operate efficiently, responsibly, and with a clear vision for the future of soft fruit production in South Africa.
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One of South Africa’s leading premium soft fruit growers, optimising sustainable technologies for responsible farming.
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51-200 employees
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Privately Held
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What is the industry of the company?
Karma Farming - South Africa is in the Horticulture industry.
How many employees does the company have?
Karma Farming - South Africa has 51-200 employees.
What is the company type?
The company type of Karma Farming - South Africa is Privately Held.
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