Urban Agripreneurship

  • An increase in the net incomes of Agripreneur graduate.

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  • Growth in sustainable and environmentally conscious farming practice.

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  • Improved township food systems.

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  • Improved township economies.

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  • Greater access to nutritious food.

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An increase in the net incomes of Agripreneur graduates as they grow & sell their own produce

Growth in sustainable and environmentally conscious farming practices, contributing to the renewal of farmable land

Improved township food systems as the availability of fresh produce will stimulate greater demand & improve access to healthy foods

Improved township economies as the Urban Agriculture market will lead to the growth of new businesses & employment opportunities

Improved livelihoods due to greater access to nutritious food leading to better health outcomes

AQUAPONICS DIVISION

We teach young people about Aquaponics as a means to grow their own fish and vegetables as part of our training. Our aim is to improve skillsets of young farmers by introducing sustainable farming through Aquaponics whereby nutrient-rich aquaculture water is fed to water grown plants.

  • Fed mostly through the fish farm waste, supplemented as necessary by water-soluble nutrients.

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  • Capable of acting either as a seedling nursery for the in-ground crops, or as a pure aquaponics facility growing fresh lettuce for the market.

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  • Operated similar to The Aquaculture Division, as a stand-alone profit centre.

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  • Training provided to all farmers, offered in-house from Afrika Tikkun.

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  • To develop their accredited Aquaponics Course to NQF Level 5 and 6.

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  • Transform individuals to be ready to lead fruitful lives as agri-preneurs within the agricultural sector.

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