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Browsing Research Articles (Agricultural Economics, Extension and Rural Development) by Subject "Agricultural development projects -- South Africa"
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(Routledge, 1996-06)The Farmer Support Programme was introduced specifically to deal with the constraints faced by smallholder farmers in the former homeland areas of South Africa. These farmers operate largely outside an effective organisational ...
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(Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa, 1992-12)The specific objective of this paper is to determine expenditure patterns of rural households with a view to evaluating factors which make households more food secured. Expenditure patterns of households participating in ...
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(South African Society for Agricultural Extension, 1993)This paper evaluates the extension and training element of the FSP as implemented in the farmer support programmes of Venda and Lebowa. The importance and contribution of extension and training in the success of the programme ...
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(Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa, 1992-12)The purpose of this paper is to add new evidence to studies already done on factors associated with surplus producers and on the food price dilemma in traditional agriculture. Survey data of rural households in the FSP ...
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(South African Society for Agricultural Extension, Department of Agriculture, Ecomomics, Extensions and Rural Development, University of Pretoria, 2008)South Africa (SA) finds itself in a region where the rich countries perceive it as a sustainable and viable proposition for investment. The prospects for the future are bright but a warning light is burning: high food ...
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(Agricultural Economics Association of South Africa, 1999-03)Protectionist agricultural support policies became progressively more distortionist, expensive and ineffective. The 1994 GATT agreement is intended to reduce this. However, particularly the USA, EU and Japan are likely to ...
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