Minister announces R2.5bn alternative energy fund for farmers

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Minister announces R2.5bn alternative energy fund for farmers
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Through the fund, farmers will be able to receive grant funding of between R1.5m and R500,000 depending on the scale of their operations

Farmers will soon be able to apply for funding to invest in alternative energy sources to help alleviate the affect of load-shedding on irrigation and cold chain activities.

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