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Township micro-farms feed Gauteng's economy
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Township micro-farms feed Gauteng's economy
On a narrow plot behind a church in Orange Farm, rows of spinach and spring onions stretch in neat green lines. The soil is not owned by the farmer who works it, 29-year-old Zanele Msimanga. He rents it for R300 a month and gives the church five bunches of spinach every Sunday as part of their agreement. “I don’t have land, but I do have hands,” she told Vutivi News. “I wanted to farm, so I asked around and started here. My neighbours now buy fr…
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