Tlhokwane Farmers Optimistic Despite Poor Rains

Monday, January 13, 2020

Tlhokwane farmers have not been deterred by low rainfall in their area PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

TLHOKWANE FARMS: Despite poor rains this ploughing season, Tlhokwane farmers on the outskirts on Moshupa village remain optimistic as they keep their eyes on the sky.

During a visit to a number of farms here farmers told The Monitor that low rainfall and high temperatures pose a serious challenge in their fields.

The farmers said they have moved to the fields and placed their hopes on God despite the unstable climatic conditions.

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