AFGRI Equipment is your supplier of choice when looking at Agricultural equipment and services.  

AFGRI Equipment is the pre-eminent Agricultural, Golf and Turf equipment retailer in Africa and Western Australia. AFGRI Equipment offers the world’s leading equipment brands and backs these brands by a business as good as the products we sell.

We specialize in precision agriculture and utilize a myriad of technologies to better integrate your farm to your farm of the future. We realized that the farmer of tomorrow will need to produce more with less. The likelihood of precision agriculture leading the way in exploiting this value is guaranteed.

We at AFGRI pride ourselves on our excellent after sale service. Our modern workshop facilities are well equipped to repair and service all the equipment we sell. As an added convenience, we operate a vast – fleet of mobile service vehicles.

AFGRI have highly trained and well-motivated service personnel we also invest in the future with a well-developed apprentice training program. No machine can function without a reliable supply of spare parts; we strive to make parts as accessible as possible. Please visit our spare parts page to see the internet based parts ordering options available to customers.

Wherever you are in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia or Western Australia you will find an AFGRI Equipment branch conveniently situated to meet your needs. Whether you are a big commercial farmer, emerging farmer, weekend farmer, small holder, game farmer, home owner, green keeper, grounds man or just need a tractor to launch your boat we are the people to talk to. In 1963 the then co-operative entered into an agency agreement with John Deere which has now grown to be the single largest John Deere distributorship in Africa. This means that we have been associated with John Deere for more than 50 years.


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