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Northern Areas Verskafferslys 2019: Noordelike produksiegebiede VKB|NTK VKB Head Office Address: 31 President CR Swart Street, Reitz, 9810 Tel: 087 358 8111 Narika Delport: Commercial Manager VKB Seed - 082 416 7089 VKB SEED Address: S -27.797923 E 28.442788 Tel: 087 358 8383 NTK Head Office Address: 90 Chief Albert Luthuli Street, Modimolle, 0510 Tel: 014 719 9211 Grain Silo's - VKB Area Ascent Address: Farm Vergenoeg 910, Ascent Tel: 058 913 2174 Cornelia Address: Farm Deugsaam, Cornelia Tel: 058 841 0851 Daniëlsrus Address: S -28.02153 E 28.389637 Tel: 087 358 8770 Frankfort Address: Baret Street 13, Frankfort Tel: 058 813 1960 Jim Fouché Address: S -27.007252 E 28.367343 Tel: 087 940 5024 Memel Address: Generaal Botha Street Memel Tel: 058 924 0169 Petrus Steyn Address: van Riebeeck Street, Industrial Area, Petrus Steyn Tel: 087 358 8650 Reitz Address: S -27.797923 E 28.442788 Tel: 058 863 8367 Tweeling Address: Industrial Road 1, Tweeling Tel: 058 881 0317 Villiers Address: Arbeids Road, Industrial Area Tel: 087 940 5020 Vrede Address: S -27.434251 E 29.146535 Tel: 087 940 5026 Warden Address: S -27.867439 E 28.975239 Tel: 087 358 8950 Windfield Address: S -27.159231 E 28.574646 Tel: 087 940 5019 Ascent Address: Vergenoeg 910, Ascent Vrede Tel: 058 913 2174 Bethlehem Address: c/o Pretorius & Lindley Street, Bethlehem Tel: 058 303 1086 Cornelia Address: Generaal Hertzog Street, Cornelia Tel: 058 841 0811 Daniëlsrus Address: S -28.017287 E 28.382385 Tel: 087 358 8750 Frankfort Address: Industrial Area, Frankfort Tel: 058 813 9900 Harrismith Address: 75 Percy Street, Harrismith Tel: 058 622 3182 Heilbron Address: 31 Paradys Street, Heilbron Tel: 058 852 3499 Hennenman Address: Dagbreek Smallholding nr. 11, Hennenman Tel: 057 352 8638 Lindley Address: Valsch Street, Lindley Tel: 058 463 0812 Kestell Address: Part 2, Farm 3 Kuil Road R56, Kestell Tel: 058 653 1413 Memel Address: Voortrekker Street, Memel Tel: 058 924 0073 Morgenzon Address: 193 Botha Street, Morgenzon Tel: 017 793 3100 Oranjeville Address: c/o Steyn and Malan Street, Oranjeville Tel: 016 351 1605 Petrus Steyn Address: c/o Botha and van Rensburg Street, Petrus Steyn Tel: 058 871 3144 Qwa Qwa Address: 8A & B, First Industrial Area, Elizabeth Ross, Qwa Qwa Tel: 058 713 0457 Reitz Address: 35 President CR Swart Street, Reitz Tel: 087 358 8322 Senekal Address: 23 Water Street, Senekal Tel: 058 481 2423 Tweeling Address: 1 Industrial Road, Tweeling Tel: 058 881 0362 Verkykerskop Address: S -27.920928 E 29.27981 Tel: 058 625 0131 Villiers Address: 17 Main Road, Villiers Tel: 087 940 5025 Vrede Address: 32 Church Street, Vrede Tel: 087 358 8810 Warden Address: 9 Tenth Ave, Warden Tel: 087 358 8900 Woudzicht Address: S -27.325757 E28.51431 Tel: 058 913 2942 NTK-area Lehau Address: 25°3’9”N; 28°28’4”E Tel: 014 719 9019 Naboomspruit Address: -24.52314; 28.71764 Tel: 014 743 0361 Nutfield Address: -24.88467; 28.88909 Tel: 014 719 9133 Nylstroom Address: -24.71552; 28.42429 Tel: 014 719 9195 Pienaarsrivier Address: -25.20968; 28.29440 Tel: 014 719 9040 Potgietersrus Address: -24.16173; 29.01058 Tel: 071 624 9069 Roedtan Address: -24.59901; 29.07666 015 667 0059 Settlers Address: -24.16173; 29.01058 Tel: 014 719 9125 Warmbad Address: -24.88496; 28.30333 Tel: 014 736 3008 Alldays Address: Ged 38 van Ged 27, Alldays Tel: 051 575 1111 Baltimore Address: Ged 8 of the farm Sydney, Baltimore Tel: 082 529 9194 Bochum Address: c/o Blouberg & Dendron Road, Bochum Plaza, Bochum Tel: 015 505 0100 Dendron / Mogwadi Address: c/o Republiek- and van der Merwe Street, Dendron Tel: 015 501 0234 Ellisras / Lephalale Address: Strydom Road, Ellisras Tel: 014 763 2115 Letsitele Address: c/o Navel and Valencia Street, Letsitele Tel: 015 345 1633 Louis Trichardt Address: 96 Unika Street, Louis Trichardt Tel: 015 516 1314 Marken Address: Ged 2 of the farm Marken, Marken Tel: 014 765 0111 Messina Address: Harold Greenfell Street, Mussina Tel: 015 534 0740 Naboomspuit / Mookgophong Address: First Street, Naboomspruit Tel: 014 743 1161 Nylstroom / Modimolle Address: 111 Nelson Mandela Rylaan, Modimolle Tel: 014 717 1865 Pienaarsrivier Address: Pienaarsrivier Tel: 012 722 0023 Pietersburg / Polokwane Address: Industria Street 27, Polokwane Tel: 015 297 3671 Potgietersrus / Mokopane Address: Hereford Street no. 10, Mokopane Tel: 015 491 2759 Roedtan Address: Premises 72, 73, 74, 6th Street, Roedtan Tel: 015 667 0003 Settlers Address: Stasie Street, Settlers Tel: 04 719 9121 Thabazimbi Address: 36 Warmbad Road, Thabazimbi Tel: 014 772 1762 | 014 772 2168 Tolwe Address: Ged 3 Rooyhoogte, Tolwe Tel: 014 767 1041 Tomburke Address: Ged 10 of Wyksfontein 3, Tomburke Tel: 014 767 1044 Trichardtsdal Address: M-Kontrei, Trichardtsdal Tel: 015 383 0012 Tzaneen Address: Koöperasie Street 1, Tzaneen Tel: 015 307 4405 Vaalwater Address: c/o Mark Street and Meule Road, Vaalwater Tel: 014 755 3673 Venda Address: Muledane Industrial Area, Venda Tel: 015 964 1543 Vivo Address: Ged 14 Amersfort 189, Vivo Tel: 015 593 0022 Warmbad / Bela-Bela Address: c/o Kretschmar Ave and Crocker Road, Bela-Bela OVK Hoofkantoor: Tel: 051 923 4500 Adres: Dan Pienaar 19, Ladybrand, Vrystaat, 9745 Saad 051 923 4574 [email protected] GRAAN Dorp Tel E-pos Bloemfontein 0510111592 [email protected] Clocolan - Silo 0519439122 [email protected] Cradock - Silo 0488811662 [email protected] Elliot - Silo 0459312344 Ficksburg - Silo 0519337624 [email protected] Fouriesburg - Silo 0582230218 [email protected] Havengabrug - Silo 0823739108 [email protected] Ladybrand - Bemarking / Marketing 0519234732 Marseilles - Silo 0519243071 [email protected] Modderpoort - Silo 0519243021 [email protected] Morgenzon - Silo 0512038036 [email protected] Mortimer - Silo 0714224215 Oranjerivier- Silo 0532039267 [email protected] Prieska - Silo 0533531922 [email protected] Rietrivier - Silo 0827486880 [email protected] Tweespruit - Silo 0519630014 [email protected] Westminister - Silo 0519530001 [email protected] LANDBOUDIENSTE Dorp Tel E-pos Cradock 0488814332 [email protected] Ficksburg 0519337665 Hopetown 0532039267 [email protected] Senwes/Afgri/Hinterland Hinterland: Belfast Sandra Ferreira 0132531168 0132530464 [email protected] [email protected] Hinterland: Bethal Deon Strydom 0586221021 0163495401 o.za Hinterland: bronkhorstspruit.takbestuurder@h Bronkhorstspruit Annalize Wilken 0127341046 interland.co.za Hinterland: Carolina Gerrit Du Preez 0178431040 0178432608 [email protected] Hinterland: cullinan.takbestuurder@hinterland Cullinan Marinda Schmahl 0127341046 .co.za Hinterland: delmas.takbestuurder@hinterland. Delmas Christo Venter 0136652343 co.za Tabitha Van der ermelo.takbestuurder@hinterland. Hinterland: Ermelo Westhuizen 0178192800 co.za Hinterland: hartbeesfontein.takbestuurder@hi Hartbeesfontein Waldo Venter 0539632821 nterland.co.za Hinterland: kinross.takbestuurder@hinterland. Kinross Werner Venter 0176871051 co.za Hinterland: Klerksdorp Earl Smiles 0184628533 0184623808 [email protected] Hinterland: [email protected] Lydenburg Johan Van Niekerk 0132352261 0132353793 a Hinterland: middelburg.takbestuurder@hinterl Middelburg Shane Ferreira 0132825971 and.co.za Hinterland: nelspruit.takbestuurder@hinterlan Nelspruit Leon Van Rooyen 0137571227 d.co.za Hinterland: Oberholzer Pieter Venter 0187886606 [email protected] Hinterland: Ogies Hennie Kruger 0132825971 0132824357 o.za Hinterland: ottosdal.takbestuurder@hinterland Ottosdal Marius Lubbe 0534561161 0534560349 .co.za Hinterland: Ruan Van Der potchefstroom.takbestuurder@hin Potchefstroom Merwe 0182975381 0136431249 terland.co.za Hinterland: Potchefstroom Babara Carraro 0182975381 Hinterland: Pretoria Peter Moruntshi 0184647800 Hinterland: Nico Van schweizerreneke.takbestuurder@ Schweizer Reneke Schalkwyk 0184310831 hinterland.co.za Hinterland: ventersdorp.takbestuurder@hinter Ventersdorp Japie Visser 0182642043 0182642067 land.co.za Hinterland: witbank.takbestuurder@hinterland Witbank Amanda Cronje 0176241000 .co.za Hinterland: Afrikaskop Anell Fair 0792092480 [email protected] Hinterland: amersfoort.takbestuurder@hinterl Amersfoort Pieter Myburgh 0178192800 and.co.za Hinterland: balfour.takbestuurder@hinterland. Balfour Hennie Kemp 0110632058 co.za Hinterland: bergville.takbestuurder@hinterlan Bergville Graham Fourie 0177355175 d.co.za Hinterland: bethlehem.takbestuurder@hinterl Bethlehem Jaco Louw 0118146430 0118141902 and.co.za Hinterland: [email protected] Bloemfontein Fanie Byleveld 0514110101 o.za Hinterland: Dundee Helena Zaal 0342122140 Hinterland: Eeram Floors De Klerk 0586223222 0586223222 [email protected] Hinterland: heidelberg.takbestuurder@hinterl Heidelberg Lydia Hutten 0163413185 and.co.za Hinterland: Marquard Flip Tait 0519910612 0519910788 [email protected] Hinterland: Hermanus newcastle.takbestuurder@hinterla Newcastle Lombard 0132825971 nd.co.za [email protected] Hinterland: Nigel Sonet Du Plessis 0792009623 0879430943 .za Hinterland: Senekal Johan Parkin 0584812151 0584814266 [email protected] Hinterland: Senekal Isaac Sehola 0584812151 Hinterland: standerton.takbestuurder@hinterl Standerton Lidia Kinnear 0177125261 0866333085 and.co.za Johannes De val.assttakbestuurder@hinterland. Hinterland: Val Lange 0746027079 co.za Hinterland: Louisa Van Der [email protected] Volksrust Merwe 0177355175 0177353515 o.za Hinterland: Rentia Van vryheid.takbestuurder@hinterland. Vryheid Jaarsveldt 0178192800 co.za Hinterland: Winterton
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