"The 50s, the dress and the music, the politics, personalities, pictures and stories of the time, still large in South Africa's memory." (Ulibambe Lingashoni)
This has been one of the MISSING LINKS in Zimbabwe’s Land Reform… Black Zimbabweans have been, for centuries, Subsistence Farmers.
One is suggesting getting 2 tonnes per hectare, while Mr Stockil is talking about 15 tonnes per hectare.
With bigger yields per hectare, food security is guaranteed because the land under irrigation will be ENOUGH to meet the country’s needs.
More emphasis should be put on increasing yields per hectare. This TRANSFER of knowledge by experienced farmers like Mr Stockil is PATRIOTISM at its best…. He is doing a great job