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About the product 5th edition of this standard work on Agriculture in South Africa - 152 pages text,illustrations and other data. (1S)

 First Edition, South African Association For The Advancement Of Science. Hortors Limited, Johannesburg.. 1929. Hard Cover, Blue Leather boards, boards bumped and scuffed. Gilt title to front board, gilt title and publisher to spine, which has darkened with age. Interior edge of boards, leather has been stamped, marbled boards. binding is tight, edge of book block is blue marble. 40 illustrations: 16 papers on the history & present state of science, including geology & mining, agriculture, fauna, astronomy, anthropology, medicine. Africana.

Please note- Total weight of 3 books is 4.7kgs. Postnet is the safest and cheapest for up to 5kgs for R99..DO NOT Choose SAPO for these.They are too precious to be lost by SAPO. Books are clean white and bright inside!! An awesome collection of knowledge. No scribbles writing or torn pages. Great condition.. Dept. of Agriculture, Pretoria 1957, 1957. 3 volumes, large 8vo, (20+799, 6+880, 6+777 pages), tables, folding coloured maps & charts, drawings, photographs: a detailed handbook containing the essentials of good farming practice in South Africa; hardbacks, 3 volumes in original brown boards, vg, a heavy set This was the famous and massive three-volume handbook offered to farmers 53 years ago from the relevant government department - at a price including postage of three guineas a set! The agriculture minister of the time, S P le Roux, was said to have driven the project personally. It runs to almost 2500 pages and includes a score of fold-out maps and diagrams. This was a once-off benefit for the farmers agricultural colleges and libraries of the day as, perhaps for cost reasons, the volumes were neither revised nor reprinted. Vol 1 covers Agriculture and Related Services; Vol 2 Agronomy and Horticulture; and Vol 3 Stock Farming and Pastures This is a set for a serious Southern African farmer who is not fortunate enough to already own one.   Binding Condition: Very Good Overall Condition: Very Good Size: 250 x 165 x 150 (weight: 4.7 kg)

About the product The jacket is marked and torn. Internally clean and soundly bound. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Common Edible and Poisonous Mushrooms in South Africa By A.M. Bottomley and P.H.B Talbot; Softcover; Bulletin No 324             (Botany and Plant Pathology Series No 17)  Department of Agriculture 1953;  Union of South Africa; No of Pages; 49 Very good condition, tightly bound, no inscriptions, no tears, Some browning of the paper of the title page. For postage within S A by S A Post Office please add R45.00  or via Postnet to Postnet at R99.00 (up to 5kg)    

This edition of this seminal work is the only title which comprehensively addresses current environmental management in South Africa from an interdisciplinary perspective. Key themes in environmental management including agriculture, air quality, biodiversity, energy, climate change, the coast, freshwater and marine resources, mining, protected areas, rivers, soil and waste management are covered from both scientific and legal perspectives. Legal and scientific aspects of each topic are covered by different authors, who are experts in their field. Environmental management in South Africa also explains the legal frameworks in regional environmental law, international environmental law, administrative law and the National Environmental Management Act. Format:hardback Pages:0

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 4 - 8 working days A Manifesto For Social Change is the third of a three-volume series that started seven years ago investigating the causes of our country¿s ¿ and the continent¿s ¿ development obstacles. Architects of Poverty: Why African Capitalism Needs Changing (2009) set out to explain what role African elites played in creating and promoting their fellow Africans¿ misery. Advocates for Change: How to Overcome Africa¿s Challenges (2011) set out to show that there were short-term to medium-term solutions to many of Africa¿s and South Africa¿s problems, from agriculture to healthcare, if only the powers that be would take note. And now, more than 20 years after the advent of democracy, we have A Manifesto For Social Change: How To Save South Africa, the conclusion in the ¿trilogy¿. This book started its life as Gridlocked, but through the process of research undertaken by Moeletsi and Nobantu it has evolved into a different project, a manifesto that identifies some of South Africa¿s key problems and what is required to change the country¿s downward trajectory. Features Summary A Manifesto for Social Change is the third of a three-volume series that started seven years ago investigating the causes of our country’s – and the continent’s – development obstacles... Author Moeletsi Mbeki (Author), Nobantu Mbeki (Author) Publisher Picador Africa Release date 20160516 Pages 131 ISBN 1-77010-497-6 ISBN 13 978-1-77010-497-6

About the product The jacket is slightly rubbed. Internally clean and tightly bound. Our orders are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

Alternative Agriculture - By Joan Thirsk  First Edition, Hard Cover, Published By Oxford University Press 1997 Cover Boards Are Black With Gold Text To The Spine, Clean & Bright With Minimal Rubbing To The Corners. Binding Tight & Strong. Faded Green Stamp On The Front End-Paper. Very Light Browning To The Pages. Dust Jacket Complete, Clean & Bright With Minimal Rubbing To The Edges. Not Price Clipped.   Postage Within South Africa Will Be R30.00 Overseas Buyers Can Contact Us For A Postal Quote. ABE # 05910  

  Soft cover Union of South Africa publication 1947 Price 3d 36 Pages Very Good  condition

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 24 hours The South African government has prioritized a reduction of poverty and increased food security in rural parts of South Africa through agrarian transformation. As the bearers and beneficiaries of rural development initiatives, smallholder farmers, including those keeping livestock, loom large in this arena. Likewise, on international development agendas steered by bodies such as the FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization), smallholders are prioritized as the engines of national economies. This book, based on a pilot study of two livestock keeping communities along the Mpumalanga-Limpopo border, explores smallholder households in order to paint a picture of the challenges faced by smallholder livestock farmers, the practices and knowledge of primary animal healthcare (PAHC) among these farmers, relationships between the state and the smallholders, gendered issues, and the relationship between poor socioeconomic conditions and the keeping of livestock. This book opens up a variety of research and policy questions that encourage further exploration and study. Features Summary The South African government has prioritized a reduction of poverty and increased food security in rural parts of South Africa through agrarian transformation... Author Vasu Reddy (Author), Safiyya Goga (Author), Furzana Timol (Author), Stanley Molefi (Author) Publisher HSRC Press Release date 20160301 Pages 151 ISBN 0-7969-2519-4 ISBN 13 978-0-7969-2519-0

This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar 23.40m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of 48.84m2, one of 53 and one of 47.52 and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August 2015 R61,144pm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ00008728 Property Reference #: 13243023 Nearby Schools: This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar 23.40m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of 48.84m2, one of 53 and one of 47.52 and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August 2015 R61,144pm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. Nearby Places/Vicinity: This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar 23.40m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of 48.84m2, one of 53 and one of 47.52 and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August 2015 R61,144pm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. Agent Details: Giovanni Gaggia CHOPROP HOLDINGS S.A PTY (LTD) 146 Willem Botha Wierda Park 0157 Gauteng South Africa Centurion www.choprop.com

This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar 23.40m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of 48.84m2, one of 53 and one of 47.52 and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August 2015 R61,144pm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ00008728 Property Reference #: 13243023 Nearby Schools: This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar 23.40m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of 48.84m2, one of 53 and one of 47.52 and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August 2015 R61,144pm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. Laerskool Albertyn - 0.2km FET College - Lephalale - 6km Bosveld Primary School - 7.2km Kings College - 8.2km Nelsonkop Primary School - 12.1km Nearby Emergency Services: Multicare - Ellisras - 0.2km Pharmacy - 0.3km Pharmacy - 0.5km Clinic - 0.8km PharmaNet - Lephalale - 1.3km Nearby Restaurants: Wooden Spoon Take Away - 0.1km Ancient Africa - Coffee Shop - 0.1km Wimpy - Lephalale - 0.4km King Pie - 0.4km KFC - Lephalale II - 0.5km Nearby Places/Vicinity: This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar 23.40m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of 48.84m2, one of 53 and one of 47.52 and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August 2015 R61,144pm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. BP - JO Garage - 0.1km BP Shop - Ellisras - 0.1km Convenience Centre - 0.1km NG Kerk - Albertyn - 0.1km Nedbank - Lephalale - 0.2km Agent Details: Giovanni Gaggia CHOPROP HOLDINGS S.A PTY (LTD) 146 Willem Botha Wierda Park 0157 Gauteng South Africa Centurion www.choprop.com

This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of m2, one of 53 and one of and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August Rpm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of purchase: 10% deposit, 10% buyers commission + VAT, balance of purchase price 30 days from date of acceptance. Excellent investment building featuring good returns and scope to increase income. The subject property is surrounded by good quality buildings. About Elisras (Lephalale): The growing economy of Lephalale is dominated by mining, electricity production, tourism, agriculture and game farming. Lephalale or Ellisras is a developing town in the Limpopo province of South Africa immediately east of the Waterberg Coalfield. Internal Agency Ref No:ZZ Property Reference #: Nearby Schools: This building is only 4 years old on the corner of Hendrik and Jacobus Street, Lephalale. It has three floors approximately 300m2 each. The ground floor can be utilised as shops or offices. They each have their own toilet, basin and kitchenette. The first floor is purpose built for Vetus Schola Security company. That means there is in-house security. The second floor has 11 offices with communal toilets and kitchenette. Seven of the top floor offices ar m2, one is 14m2, one 28.5m2 and on 24m2. The ground floor has 3 offices of m2, one of 53 and one of and one of 19m2. The outside walls are facebrick. The entrance hall can easily be turned into a reception area. It was built for that specific purpose in mind, but then changed with dry wallin since the demand was not there. Leases all tied up for 12 months. There is a new policy from Medupi and Exxaro whereby they require all people and business doing business with these companies to own or rent office space in Ellisras. This bodes well for this building as it offers prime and modern office space. The building is owned in a VAT registered entity, making a zero rated VAT transaction a possibility. Nett Income Updated 28 August Rpm Please find attached images, plans and relevant information on this prime commercial property now released. Price Guideline: R8 Terms of...

Hardcover. English. King & Son. 1896. ISBN: N/A. xxxii + 552 + xvi pp with bw illus, plans and fourteen fold out maps in colour. Used condition, top and bottom of spine worn, ep. inexpertly stuck to boards w tape, pasted note and name of previous owner on ep, spine cracked, library stamp on title page ep, fold out map torn along fold. Thorough and authoritative study of agriculture in South Africa at the turn of the century, including forestry, viticulture, fruit growing, pests, farm animals, diseases, irrigation, farm implements, etc Book No: 28053/2500491