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High quality markets & value chains for small-scale & emerging beef cattle farmers in South Africa (Stage 2)

  • Heather Burrow
  • , Baldwin Nengovhela
  • , Rene Villano
  • , Isaac Koomson
  • , Julius Tjelele
  • , Linky Makgahlela
  • , Elvis Nakana
  • , Petronella Chaminuka
  • , Nonhlanhla Gwamanda
  • , Phillip Strydom
  • , Klaas-Jan Leeuw
  • , Erika Valerio

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Abstract

South Africa's beef industry is segregated into three 'economies': i) a commercial sector with well-developed value chains, industry infrastructure and production systems equal to most developed countries; ii) an 'emerging farmer' sector comprising smallholder farmers who own or lease land and are commercially-oriented but lack the training, infrastructure and production systems available to the commercial sector; and iii) a third 'communal farmer' sector, where farmers do not own or lease land but graze their cattle on communally-owned land and operate mainly as subsistence farmers.

Original languageEnglish
Place of PublicationAustralia
Publication statusPublished - 14 Dec 2022

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