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Tim Sibisi | We’d be nuts not to diversify ample KZN crop potential

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Sugarcane is the most profitable crop. Photo: iStock

Sugarcane is the most profitable crop. Photo: iStock

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But, like many South Africans born in the fertile peaks and valleys of KwaZulu-Natal, I’ve had a lifelong goal to be a farmer.

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