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Big boost for mohair producers in Eastern Cape
Farmer's Weekly
|May 03, 2024
A collaboration between the Eastern Cape Development Corporation (ECDC) and the Mohair Empowerment Trust (MET) has resulted in a R1,4 million injection into four emerging Angora goat farming operations in the Eastern Cape.
Driefontein Farm in Somerset East received R546 800 to buy 200 Angora goats and piping for irrigation.
Uitkomst Farm in Jansenville received R561 978 for a fully equipped irrigation system to produce feed.
Irene Farm in Graaff- Reinet received R149 000 to buy 130 Angora goats, and Rhulani Farm in Cookhouse received R143 231 to buy solar panels to produce power on the farm.
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