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Census of commercial agriculture, 2007 KwaZulu-Natal Provincial statistics for selected products Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa i Census of commercial agriculture, 2007 – KwaZulu-Natal / Statistics South Africa Published by Statistics South Africa, Private Bag X44, Pretoria 0001 © Statistics South Africa, 2011 Users may apply or process this data, provided Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) is acknowledged as the original source of the data; that it is specified that the application and/or analysis is the result of the user's independent processing of the data; and that neither the basic data nor any reprocessed version or application thereof may be sold or offered for sale in any form whatsoever without prior permission from Stats SA. Stats SA Library Cataloguing-in-Publication (CIP) Data Census of commercial agriculture, 2007 – KwaZulu-Natal, Statistics South Africa. Pretoria: 2011 Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) ii. 17 pp ISBN: 978-0-621-40555-2 A complete set of Stats SA publications is available at Stats SA Library and the following libraries: National Library of South Africa, Pretoria Division National Library of South Africa, Cape Town Division Library of Parliament, Cape Town Bloemfontein Public Library Natal Society Library, Pietermaritzburg Johannesburg Public Library Eastern Cape Library Services, King William’s Town Central Regional Library, Polokwane Central Reference Library, Nelspruit Central Reference Collection, Kimberley Central Reference Library, Mmabatho This report is available on the Stats SA website: www.statssa.gov.za Copies are obtainable from: Printing and Distribution, Statistics South Africa Tel: (012) 310 8093 (012) 310 8251 (012) 310 8358 (012) 310 8161 Fax: (012) 321 7381 Email: [email protected] Census of commercial agriculture, Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa ii Contents Table 1 – Field crops: Area planted, production and gross farming income for maize for grain and wheat ...................................................................... 1 Table 2 – Field crops: Area planted, production and gross farming income for soya beans and sugar cane ................................................................... 3 Table 3 – Horticulture: Area planted, production and gross farming income for vegetables ............................................................................................. 5 Table 4 – Horticulture: area planted, production and gross farming income for fruit ......................................................................................................... 7 Table 5 – Animals: Number of livestock sold and gross farming income .......................................................................................................................... 8 Table 6 – Animal products: Quantity sold and gross farming income .............................................................................................................................. 10 Table 7 – Animals: Number of livestock on farm as at 28 February 2007 ....................................................................................................................... 12 Explanatory notes ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 14 Glossary….. ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 17 Census of commercial agriculture, Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa 1 Table 1 – Field crops: Area planted, production and gross farming income for maize for grain and wheat Maize for grain Wheat Production in metric Production in metric Magisterial district Planted hectares Planted hectares tons R'000 tons R'000 Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Alfred 855 150 2 623 870 2 892 Bergville 5 319 3 760 21 670 25 617 51 655 553 1 544 1 348 7 232 14 068 Camperdown 266 2 660 3 217 Dannhauser 1 308 275 5 302 2 256 6 752 Dundee 2 029 852 6 162 6 082 19 619 25 184 309 Durban 302 1 384 1 488 440 1 234 1 997 Estcourt 5 184 3 362 26 645 25 922 52 734 255 1 673 705 7 673 13 827 Glencoe 811 29 3 974 257 4 362 Hlabisa 50 300 300 3 000 3 300 Impendle 209 15 1 433 93 1 600 Inanda 47 99 121 Ixopo 546 120 2 003 372 1 843 Klipriver 6 200 569 17 621 4 690 25 193 1 821 261 2 515 1 101 7 011 Kranskop 823 59 3 363 424 4 492 Lions River 791 145 4 996 1 644 4 233 90 470 452 Lower Tugela 136 691 766 Mahlabathini 90 378 378 Matatiele 20 90 65 Mooi River 1 445 252 7 939 1 619 13 263 Mount Currie 7 746 1 049 30 314 5 414 43 850 1 065 250 2 726 1 440 6 539 Mtunzini 186 2 233 2 700 New Hanover 277 1 085 1 110 Newcastle 1 323 829 4 555 5 247 11 666 19 25 47 61 89 Ngotshe 115 11 393103 535 Paulpietersburg 4 474 365 18 367 2 604 22 705 Pietermaritzburg 25 166 141 Port Shepstone 1 085 6 388 10 164 184 734 1 624 Richmond 637 169 4 252 1 456 6 846 Census of commercial agriculture, Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa 2 Table 1 – Field crops: Area planted, production and gross farming income for maize for grain and wheat (concluded) Maize for grain Wheat Production in metric Production in metric Magisterial district Planted hectares Planted hectares tons R'000 tons R'000 Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Umlazi 178 1 588 1 915 Umvoti 2 216 447 12 398 2 856 20 925 175 1 125 2 106 Underberg 1 861 9 908 10 551 Utrecht 2 181 1 444 6 493 7 989 18 824 160 580 727 Vryheid 9 914 1 720 37 231 12 486 58 843 194 800 1 341 Weenen 105 850 868 Census of commercial agriculture, Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa 3 Table 2 – Field crops: Area planted, production and gross farming income for soya beans and sugar cane Soya beans Sugar cane Magisterial Production in metric Production in metric Planted hectares Planted hectares district tons R'000 tons R'000 Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Alfred 7 835 557 376 012 28 543 78 378 Bergville 3 632 720 8 278 1 997 15 872 Camperdown 8 812 951 391 473 43 248 85 214 Dannhauser 103 373 831 Dundee 482 734 1 340 503 26 690 3 970 Durban 677 1 075 2 644 10 022 1 457 495 375 94 060 114 636 Estcourt 1 793 1 168 4 413 3 625 15 822 2 751 15 88 553 900 17 138 Eshowe 7 768 370 409 981 24 890 85 201 Glencoe 362 448 895 Hlabisa 50 200 100 600 1 260 2 975 3 161 243 171 242 242 94 600 Impendle 17 275 52 Inanda 9 847 3 166 774 522 311 726 34 953 Ixopo 20 20 45 50 190 3 072 199 140 669 16 734 27 982 Klipriver 1 585 1 958 5 683 Kokstad 84 144 542970 953 Kranskop 280 13 533 2 475 Ladysmith 299 50 16 055 3 427 3 370 Lions River 152 206 352 700 1 769 Lower Tugela 30 841 5 705 1 893 922 311 229 383 257 Lower Umfolozi 11 164 3 048 718 406 187 748 170 710 Mapumulo 174 41 10 468 2 646 2 583 Matatiele 90 15 4 832 1 031 1 014 Mooi River 60 140 560 45 2 427 509 Mount Currie 152 263 627 1 281 70 703 12 191 Msinga 486 13 34 037 859 7 154 Mthonjaneni 3 180 501 136 591 26 443 35 412 Mtunzini 15 668 2 264 593 538 126 701 131 154 Ndwendwe 104 400 7 621 26 735 6 628 New Hanover 25 356 799 1 231 117 34 359 242 508 Newcastle 794 21 1 170 33 2 891 Census of commercial agriculture, Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa 4 Table 2 – Field crops: Area planted, production and gross farming income for soya beans and sugar cane (concluded) Soya beans Sugar cane Magisterial Production in metric Production in metric Planted hectares Planted hectares district tons R'000 tons R'000 Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Dry land Irrigated Ngotshe 866 1 619 64 281 143 404 40 898 Paulpietersburg 589 977 2 090 Pietermaritzburg 26 47 95 7 061 1 085 372 056 80 451 85 599 Pinetown 882 125 46 923 11 142 11 360 Polela 14 1 130 766 96 613 18 698 Port Shepstone 272 818 1 920 14 272 586 684 225 34 391 128 068 Richmond 310 526 808 9 709 647 479 566 39 166 101 772 Simdlangentsha 5 982 2 619 348 316 227 012 113 091 Ubombo 181 959 9 863 96 345 20 365 Umbumbulu 891 141 46 103 7 368 11 263 Umlazi 2 702 1 570 152 255 104 336 47 630 Umvoti 254 110 486 254 1 525 2 416 179 133 261 11 395 22 318 Umzinto 15 681 454 735 567 31 981 150 310 Underberg 211 91 12 270 5 739 2 645 Utrecht 189 50 309110 1 066 Vryheid 718 56 1 430 60 2 813 389 985 22 133 70 083 18 889 Weenen 204 11 148 2 628 Winterton 88 15 4 706 1 005 988 Census of commercial agriculture, Report No. 11-02-06 (2007) Statistics South Africa 5 Table 3 – Horticulture: Area planted, production and gross farming income for vegetables Potatoes Cabbage and red cabbage Production Production Magisterial district Planted Planted in metric R'000 in metric R'000 hectares hectares tons tons Alfred 33 852 1 123 78 3 501 3 887 Bergville 45 1 220 1 710 15 596 485 Camperdown 161 5 255 8 336 209 13 427 9 136 Durban 510 17 144 26 509 Estcourt 145 4 326 8 946 6 278 172 Hlabisa 30 1 500 1 500 Impendle 287 9 472 15 532 25 2 100 1 514 Ixopo 48 945 1 434 109 5 056 3 401 Lions River 95 3 214 4 508 75 3 323 2 301 Lower Tugela 8 653 532 Lower Umfolozi 12 586 545 Mooi River 742 28 223 52 551 Mount Currie 476 14 800 23 418 312 8 065 11 332 Mtunzini 140 2 413 5 329 11 1 000 660 New Hanover 25 526 612 Ngotshe 27 316521 99 1 248905 Pietermaritzburg 20 466 784 88 4 066 3 204 Port Shepstone 34 1 563 1 257 Richmond 49 1 901 3 109 120 6 389 5 394 Simdlangentsha 5 184 150 Ubombo 11 680 383 Umvoti 50 3 750 2 801 Census of commercial agriculture, Report No.
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    1 Speech delivered by Health MEC and Leader of Government Business, Dr Zweli Mkhize at the Inauguration Ceremony for the Mayor for UMtshezi Municipality at the Town Hall, Estcourt, on 29 October 2004 at 14H00. Today is indeed a great day for the people of Estcourt. Today’s inauguration marks the beginning of a new dawn for the communities of Estcourt... We hope the new beginning brings with it closure to a most unpleasant episode in the politics of this area. It is the hope of many people that today’s event marks the beginning of an era in which service delivery, and not self serving, will be paramount in the minds of all the leaders of this area. One has watched with sadness the recent events unfolding in this Municipality, events which culminated with the tragic death of Councillor Stanley Chetty. One had hoped that our country, and our province in particular, had long gone past the tradition of killing people if they do something we do not like, if they belong to a political party that we do not like, but from the events of the past few weeks it would appear that it is not so. I can say right now that this is unacceptable and that it is a situation that we will not tolerate as the government of this province. The right of freedom of association is enshrined in the Bill of Rights of our Constitution. Section 18 states that everyone has the right to freedom of association. Section 19 (1) of the Bill of Rights further states that: Every citizen is free to make political choices, which include the right a.