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WATCH: Budgeting to grow your agribusiness

by Staff Reporter
21st September 2020
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Everybody has heard about budgeting, but very few people actually do it. On this episode of Food For Mzansi TV, we chat to Bertie Hamman, senior manager of agribusiness at Standard Bank, about that awkward B-word. If you own your own agribusiness or aspire to run your own farm, budgeting should be the first thing that you learn if you want to become a success. But maybe we should start at the beginning.

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