OUR FOUNDERS
Greenway Farms is a family-owned business in
South Africa established in 1988 by 3rd and 4th
generation farmers. Our founders, or “The Dads”
as we like to call them have an astonishing story
to tell on how Greenway Farms came about, and
how we have evolved to where we are today.
OUR FOUNDERS
Greenway Farms is a family-owned business in South Africa established in 1988 by 3rd and 4th generation farmers. Our founders, or “The Dads” as we like to call them have an astonishing story to tell on how Greenway Farms came about, and how we have evolved to where we are today.
VISIONARY FARMING
FOR THE FUTURE
Greenway Farms embraced modern agricultural technologies to create an ergonomic balance between man and machine, improving efficiency in the working environment, increasing wages and giving workers the opportunity to develop & learn how to use technology.
VISIONARY FARMING FOR THE FUTURE
Greenway Farms embraced modern agricultural technologies to create an ergonomic balance between man and machine, improving efficiency in the working environment, increasing wages and giving workers the opportunity to develop & learn how to use technology.
FARMING WITH NATURE
Greenway Farms work with nature, not against it. We
work hard at promoting the micro life in the soils and
we do everything possible to protect the microfauna
and -flora on our farms.
FARMING WITH NATURE
Greenway Farms work with nature, not against it. We work hard at promoting the micro life in the soils and we do everything possible to protect the microfauna and -flora on our farms.
BENEFITS OF BETA CAROTENE
Beta carotene is an organic plant pigment and antioxidant,
which is the orange colour you see in most fruits and
vegetables. When ingesting food items that contain beta
carotene, the beta carotene is metabolised and converted
into Vitamin A (retinol). Vitamin A is an essential vitamin
which means our bodies are unable to produce this
vitamin and we need to obtain it from our diet.
BENEFITS OF BETA CAROTENE
Beta carotene is an organic plant pigment and antioxidant, which is the orange colour you see in most fruits and vegetables. When ingesting food items that contain beta carotene, the beta carotene is metabolised and converted into Vitamin A (retinol). Vitamin A is an essential vitamin which means our bodies are unable to produce this vitamin and we need to obtain it from our diet.