17 - 18 November
Cultivate-Africa
Cultivate-Africa, 10440 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia, MD 21044
Mzansi Agriculture Talk
Opinion Piece
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843South Africa’s Agricultural fortunes from the 2nd Quarter of 2020 are confusing: Why?
Let me start with a note that I do not have an answer to the question and it is my intention to...
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526South Africa’s cotton industry should look beyond the Sub-Saharan market
The South African cotton industry is one of the subsectors that were hard hit by lockdown because all agricultural products exports, except...
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378Part 3: Funding for Black Farmer – is the state listening?
It is not that I “think” that a democratic “government is not listening.” I certainly do not think that way. As I...
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636Statutory measures in the context of registration, records and returns, tools to enhance collation of information in the agricultural sector
Market information is essential for effective business decisions, more so on agricultural value-chains. It is also critical ingredient in the development of...
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850An outlook of smallholder market access
What ought to be the national picture of smallholder farmer participation in National Fresh Produce Markets (NFPMs) based on the recommendations of...
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748Part 2: funding models for black farmers
Internationally renowned University of Limpopo academic Prof Mokoko Sebola continues to expand further in part 2. Prof Sebola has appeared in over...
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713MILK INDUSTRY DOING A WONDERFUL TRANSFORMATION VENTURE
Milk South Africa has made huge strides in transforming the industry using statutory levies and the Jobs Fund. Interestingly, their interventions evolved...
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1.2KPart 1: funding models for black farmers
Mzansi Agriculture Talk brings farmers an inclusive interview with internationally renowned University of Limpopo academic Prof Mokoko Sebola. Appearing in over 500...
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1.4KAgriculture a shining star of the economy in the second quarter of 2020
Statistics South Africa announced the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) figures for the second quarter of (April to June) 2020, which coincides with...
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