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we estimated that most commercial farm enterprises are black owned. And that only 18% of these households are white.In 1994 white farmers owned 77.58 million ha of freehold land. We estimate that white farmers now

Commercial agricultural production indicates production beyond subsistence needs, with some of the total production sold to the market. This usually also involves the purchase of production inputs such as seeds and fertiliser.The scale of farming is not determined by land size. Instead it refers to theLand size is not a good indication of the scale of the farming operation.

If we take account of the farms that are not registered for VAT it is evident that 98% of all farming operations in South Africa are small-scale operations. Between 2003 and August 2022, the state acquired 2.8 million ha which brings the total area of farm land acquired by the state since 1994 to 3,12 million ha . This suggests that the state is also active in the market.The farmland market is active with around 2% of total farmland with private title deeds traded annually.

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