Animal Traction in South Africa: Today and Tomorrow

Animal Traction in South Africa: Today and Tomorrow

Proceedings of the SANAT workshop held 26-28^th March 1996

Animal traction, the use of animals to assist with farm work, remains a relevant practice in South Africa, particularly among smallholder farmers and in certain rural areas. While large-scale commercial farms have largely transitioned to tractors, animal traction persists as a valuable and sometimes more economical option for tasks like plowing, planting, weeding, and transportation.

This manual covers the proceedings of the SANAT workshop held 26-28th March 1996 including papers presented.

Edited by: T.E. Simalenga and A.B.D. Joubert

Publisher: Lovedale Press, 1997

Pages: 82

Dimensions: ± 24 cm x 17 cm

Softcover. Good condition.