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June IMPLEMENTING VTSD INDUSTRIALISATION THROUGH SKILLS DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY VTSD Skills Development Lekgotla Friday, 08 September 2017 Dr Kenneth-Kaunda District Municipality Potchefstroom, North West Province

June TABLE OF CONTENTS NO. CONTENTS SLIDES 4 – 12 Agricultural Production & Value Chains 1) 13 – 19 Waste & Chemical Management 2) 20 – 32 Biodiversity 3) Conclusion 4) 33 2

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION & VALUE CHAINS 3

NW GRAIN PRODUCTION GRAIN TYPE ANNUAL YIELD % of (Tons) RSA Maize – White 1 023 000 22 Maize - Yellow 44 400 9 Sunflower 28 500 38 Groundnut 298 000 36 Sorghum 30 400 11 Soya- bean 32 000 3

NW HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTION GRAIN TYPE ANNUAL YIELD % of RSA (Tons) Potatoes 8 504 794 4 Beetroot 908 23 Carrots 599 2.9 Green Beans 2 741 4.7 Onions 1 854 823 47.7 Pumpkin / Squash 494 43.5 Spinach 3 498 14 Tomatoes 260 27

NW LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION GRAIN TYPE ANNUAL YIELD % of RSA (Tons) Broiler 26 943 651 25 Layers 2 583 712 10 Pig 318 597 20 Beef 1 729 461 12 Sheep 688 276 3 Goats 703 453 11

PRIMARY/ FARM LEVEL I nput Farming Operations Supply P roduce & I nput Supply AGRICULTURAL VALUE CHAIN SECONDARY / PROCESSING MARKETING Product & Agro Logistics LEVEL 7

OTHER COMMODITY VALUE-CHAINS  Aquaculture & Fisheries Industry  Forestry Industry  Horse & Donkey Industry  Floriculture Industry  Viticulture Industry  Apiculture Industry 8

TYPICAL BROILER VALUE CHAIN 9

TYPICAL MAIZE VALUE CHAIN 10

TYPICAL GROUND-NUT VALUE CHAIN 11

TYPICAL CARROT VALUE CHAIN 12

WASTE & CHEMICAL MANAGEMENT 13

BIODIVERSITY 20

CONCLUSION 32

• Actionable VTSD Industrialisation 1 • Transformation Imperatives 2 • Partnership PPP 3 • Entrepreneur / SMMEs 4 • Technology & Skills Implications 5 33