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From 0.5% to 16% of SA’s wool clip - but communal farmers say support is still not enough

From 0.5% to 16% of SA’s wool clip - but communal farmers say support is still not enough
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Communal wool farmers in South Africa have significantly increased their market share, yet they continue to face systemic barriers including land ownership issues and inadequate infrastructure. Despite being a success story in agricultural transformation, farmers argue that current support levels remain insufficient.

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This highlights the ongoing challenges of land reform and economic empowerment for marginalized agricultural communities in South Africa.

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Although the rise of communal wool production is regarded as one of the greatest transformation success stories in South African agriculture, communal farmers still produce wool without owning land, with inadequate infrastructure and equipment, under... [9744 chars]

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The article reports on agricultural economic data and the challenges faced by a specific demographic without taking a partisan stance.

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