
PREMIUM Graduate finds ‘greener pastures’ in bhang farming, lands in court He did not shy away from explaining how the illegal crop had become his livelihood. News 16 min ago
On his small parcel of land, he says, conventional farming offered limited financial prospects, while cannabis gave him better returns.
Photo credit: AFP “Your Honour, it is true that I plant bhang on my small parcel of land as my main source of income,” he told the court.
On his small parcel of land, he said, conventional farming offered limited financial prospects, while cannabis gave him better returns.
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PREMIUM Graduate finds ‘greener pastures’ in bhang farming, lands in court He did not shy away from explaining how the illegal crop had become his livelihood. News 16 min ago
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