#BreakfastChampion Celebrating Limpopo Productivity Award winner, Pan Nemasisi

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On Access to Markets: "I always tell people... grow things that you know that even if you don't have the market you can always sell the harvest yourself on the street." - Pan Nemasisi

Pan Nemasisi was in studio with DJ Complexion and Mpho Mashita as a #BreakfastChampion. This young man has been consistently growing in farming and he recently won the Limpopo Productivity Award in the Co-operative Sector category. He talked with the #OnTheGoBreakfast team about when he started farming and how he was clueless and getting rejection from big retailers as he tried to get his vegetables on their shelves.

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29 Oct 2020 English South Africa Business · Arts

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