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The impact of industrial agrarian policies on soils: experiences of small-scale farmers in the rural Eastern Cape
After the end of legislated apartheid, the South African government changed old policies that had been driven by segregation against the black majority. Black small-scale farmers in rural areas were encouraged to join commercial agriculture to capitalise on state subsidies and support. Municipalitie...
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Social Anthropology
2023
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