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Growth of Mushroom Farm on the KZN South Coast Shows Now’s the Time to Invest in Agriculture

Renowned for its fertile soil, subtropical climate, and ideal growing conditions, the KZN South Coast has long been synonymous with thriving sugar cane, banana, macadamia nut, and coffee plantations. Now, one intrepid local entrepreneur has shown the region’s incredible potential for another produce – mushrooms. The 100 percent black, female-owned Oatlands Oyster Mushroom, which has …

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