Browsing UP Experts (Johann Kirsten Collection) by Type "Text"

Browsing UP Experts (Johann Kirsten Collection) by Type "Text"

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  • Agenda for a newly elected government 
    Kirsten, Johann F. (Farmers Weekly, 2009-01-16)
    Irrespective of result of the next year's election, the new government will still face the same problems in agriculture.
  • Agribesighede moet swart boere nou bemagtig 
    Kirsten, Johann F.; Cilliers, Jan (Landbouweekblad, 2004-05-28)
  • Agribusiness : key to farming's solution 
    Kirsten, Johann F. (Farmers Weekly, 2009-01-23)
    The private sector leaves supporting emerging farmers to government, while government leaves it to the private sector to find ways of dealing with small producers that make good business sense.
  • The impact of South African supermarkets on agricultural development in the SADC: a case study in Zambia, Namibia and Botswana 
    Kirsten, Johann F.; Emongor, Rosemary Akhungu (Agrekon, 2009-03)
    Supermarkets have expanded rapidly in SADC during the last decade, leading to fears that small-scale farmers and food processors could be excluded from access to urban markets. To asses the impact of supermarkets chains ...
  • Karoolam is en smaak anders 
    Kirsten, Johann F.; Botha, Theuns; Trotskie, Dirk (Landbouweekblad, 2009-05-15)
    Navorsers het bevind dat lams- en skaapvleis uit die Karoo inderdaad ’n eiesoortige smaak het. Die koppeling daarvan aan die unieke eienskappe van die Karoo kan met slim bemarking groot voordeel vir Karooboere inhou.
  • Markets don't work without the state 
    Kirsten, Johann F. (Farmers Weekly, 2009-05-29)
    A perceived lack to agricultural markets has thrown the sportlite on the role of government in agricultural marketing. Now possible new draft for the agricultural marketing policy is on the cards.
  • Mentors is noodsaaklik 
    Kirsten, Johann F. (Media 24, 2005-01-21)
  • SA agriculture : the next 10 years 
    Kirsten, Johann F. (Farmers Weekly, 2009-05-22)
    The appointment of Tina Joemat Pettersson as agriculture minister has been widely welcomed. Prof Johann Kirsten gazes into the crystal ball for her, and explains what the next decade holds for farming. He suggests elements ...
  • Who's making defective agriculture policy? 
    Kirsten, Johann F. (Farmers Weekly, 2009-01-09)
    Policy makers work blind without thorough analyses to predict the outcome of their decisions. Without proper analyses and statistics, strategies can be misdirected by the interests or even the good intentions of politicians ...