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South Africa - Sustainable horticulture crop production

Sarah Sydow

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This paper presents a review of the sustainable horticultural production practices for the identified country. Definitions of sustainability, historic and modern practices are outlined, as well as identification of future research to ensure sustainable production.

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This paper presents a review of the sustainable horticultural production practices for the identified country. Definitions of sustainability, historic and modern practices are outlined, as well as identification of future research to ensure sustainable production.

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This paper presents a review of the sustainable horticultural production practices for the identified country. Definitions of sustainability, historic and modern practices are outlined, as well as identification of future research to ensure sustainable production.

Key concepts: Crop production, Crop, Agroforestry, Geography, Production (economics), Sustainable production, Agriculture, Biology

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