2015
DOI: 10.1080/09709274.2015.11906946
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Socio-economic Determinants of Flock Size in Small-scale Broiler Production in Capricorn District of Limpopo Province, South Africa

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“…Limpopo, according to reports, is the province that has the fewest broiler producers, who account for only about 3% of overall production [5]. The province features a dual agricultural system, with 273,000 small-scale farmers occupying 30% of agricultural land, and 5000 large-scale commercial farmers using the remaining 70% of the arable land [25]. Previously, the Capricorn District recorded the highest export of broiler meat in 2010, with an export share of 85%, which has been followed by a drastic decline ever since.…”
Section: Broiler Industry In the Limpopo Provincementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Limpopo, according to reports, is the province that has the fewest broiler producers, who account for only about 3% of overall production [5]. The province features a dual agricultural system, with 273,000 small-scale farmers occupying 30% of agricultural land, and 5000 large-scale commercial farmers using the remaining 70% of the arable land [25]. Previously, the Capricorn District recorded the highest export of broiler meat in 2010, with an export share of 85%, which has been followed by a drastic decline ever since.…”
Section: Broiler Industry In the Limpopo Provincementioning
confidence: 99%