We are a retail chain with more than 100 stores across 62 towns and cities throughout South Africa and Namibia offering outdoor products, DIY, paint, irrigation, gardening equipment and horticultural supplies.

KLK Landbou Limited - your partner in agriculture. Visit our website for the latest local and international agricultural news, market reports or have a look at our livestock and agricultural auction calendar.

KLK Landbou Limited - your partner in agriculture. Visit our website for the latest local and international agricultural news, market reports or have a look at our livestock and agricultural auction calendar.

Hinterland is an agricultural retail company, established in 2013, geographically positioned to service the South African summer grain production region, with 67 retail branches.

The OVK Retail division is one of the stalwarts of the company. OVK Trade comprises 51 trade branches, which are situated across the country - from Steynsrus in the north to Willowmore in the south and from Prieska in the west to Elliot in the east. In accordance with the area of business, all input means required by farmers are available at the branches. Fuel is also provided at most of the branches and in some cases ours is the only service station in the town or district. OVK runs 4 trade regional offices. These are situated in Ficksburg, Hopetown, Cradock and Burgersdorp. The successful functioning of each of the trade-branches is the main task of these regional offices. In many instances these trade regional offices and the trade-branches form the nucleus of the local economy of the 51 districts. The OVK trade-branches are available to all and sundry for their purchases and they can count on expert service, complimented by a full range of products and services with value...

Gariep Abattoir based in Strydenburg in the Northern Cape, provides a variety of meat products. Their stance is one of quality and integrity. The abattoir handles both wholesale and retail transactions. Gariep Abattoir is a high throughput facility which is FSA-audited annually. Their current abattoir grading is A, which certifies the supply of fresh meat, carcasses and products to retail chain stores. The slaughter capacity of the abattoir varies around 1300 sheep, 100 cattle, 150 ostriches or 750 small game per day. A meat inspector conducts tests on all carcasses before approval is granted for human consumption. These inspectors operate independently of the abattoir and form part of IMQAS.