THE FUSE

Day two of the Limpopo Provincial 14th Annual Extension and Advisory Services Conference and Awards continued at Bolivia Lodge in Polokwane, with a focus on practical solutions that directly benefit farmers. Extension practitioners, researchers, and stakeholders discussed ways to bridge the gap between research and on-farm practices, ensuring that farmers can access the latest technologies and advice. The sessions highlighted the role of Artificial Intelligence in agriculture, including tools that can help farmers monitor crops, manage livestock, and make better decisions about resources and inputs. Attendees exchanged experiences and ideas aimed at improving service delivery and strengthening support systems for farmers across the province.