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Articles about SA PALS and the PALS Regions and Enterprises

Training

To train or not to train

Since beneficiaries in PALS enterprises mostly stem from previously disadvantaged groups with no background whatsoever on farming, but only a passion and need to participate in the agricultural space, PALS identified training and mentorship as the core pillars of a successful farming enterprise.

Jaydenlangeveldt

Why I work for PALS: Impressions of Jayden Langeveldt

“I soon learnt that one of the major challenges facing land reform is the failure of many redistributed farms due to inadequate support and resources. Owning land does not make you a farmer.” – Jayden Langeveldt

Growth

Because it is about sustainability (for all of us)

PALS is not about politics, but about grassroots projects that establish new-era farmers that are sustainable. As part of the practical process PALS uses a four-stage approach of initiation, planning, motivation/enabling and only then, implementation.