Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 58The Museum, 1974 - Natural history |
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... kaffir corn are planted in the same fields year after year . . . . About 1 tons of fertilizer is used annually by the average peasant farmer .... The staple crops are maize , kaffir corn , beans and a little wheat .... Not much kaffir ...
... kaffir corn are planted in the same fields year after year . . . . About 1 tons of fertilizer is used annually by the average peasant farmer .... The staple crops are maize , kaffir corn , beans and a little wheat .... Not much kaffir ...
Page 248
... Kaffir boys and the calves . . . . The milk is brought by each Kaffir to the dairy hut of the village ; and a man , specially appointed for the purpose , receives into the " milk - sac " ( a large bottle made of leather , from the skin ...
... Kaffir boys and the calves . . . . The milk is brought by each Kaffir to the dairy hut of the village ; and a man , specially appointed for the purpose , receives into the " milk - sac " ( a large bottle made of leather , from the skin ...
Page 250
... Kaffirs they seem to have interbred with the Hottentot variety , and with excellent results , . . . The Kaffir really breeds , not for slaughter , for he lives on milk and mealies and only slays an ox when avarice allows or ceremonial ...
... Kaffirs they seem to have interbred with the Hottentot variety , and with excellent results , . . . The Kaffir really breeds , not for slaughter , for he lives on milk and mealies and only slays an ox when avarice allows or ceremonial ...
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