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University of Fort Hare Supplementary Calendar_1990-1991
(University of Fort Hare, 1990) University of Fort Hare
This supplementary calendar covers the period 1990–1991 and provides additional or updated information to the main institutional calendar. It includes revisions to academic programmes, administrative arrangements, key dates, and notices issued during the year. The document serves as an official record of adjustments and developments, offering valuable context for understanding institutional planning and operations during this period.
UFH Faculty Calendars
(University of Fort Hare, 2000) University of Fort Hare
As a consolidated annual record, the document serves as a vital reference for understanding the faculty’s academic progress, governance, and key milestones during the year. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the faculty’s activities and developments for the 2000 academic year. It outlines the full range of programmes offered across departments, highlights major faculty initiatives, and records significant academic and administrative events held throughout the year. The document also presents a concise history of the faculty, tracing its growth and contextualising its role within the broader educational landscape of the period. In addition, it details the hierarchy of management, including key leadership roles and organisational structures that guided operations during 2000.
Die Bybel
(University of Fort Hare, 1933)
This item is an Afrikaans translation of the Holy Bible, presenting the canonical texts of the Old and New Testaments. It serves as a foundational religious, cultural, and linguistic resource for Afrikaans-speaking communities. The Bible reflects the theological traditions of Christianity and plays a significant role in the spiritual life, literary heritage, and language development of Afrikaans. This digital version is preserved to support scholarly research, theological study, language analysis, and public access, ensuring long-term availability of an essential work of faith and cultural heritage
Training Manual.
(University of Fort Hare, 2004)
During this training facilitated by Sithole, V., and de Villiers, H., participants were expected to have gained competence in recognizing and supporting innovation by resource-poor farmers and use Participatory Innovation/ Technology Development as an approach to engage farmers, researchers, extension workers, and other development practitioners in local innovation processes that result in sustainable agriculture and natural resources management practices.
Provincial Synthesis Report: Free State Province
(University of Fort Hare, 1995) Land Reform Research (Phase One)
The research for the Free State Land and Agricultural Policy Centre (LAPC) Land Reform Research Programme was undertaken by 3 consortiums of researchers in late 1994 and early 1995. The study aimed to establish the nature and scope of demand for land and to place this in context of a set of supply side constraints and possibilities which are given by the agronomic, geographical, socio-demographic and economic character of the province.
The White Lady of the Brandberg.
(University of Fort Hare, 1955) Breuil, A. H.
The White Lady of the Brandberg is the first of a series of volumes planned by the Abbe Breuil Trust to record the Abbe Henri Breuil's research on the Rock Painting of Southern Africa. The first edition consists of 2187 copies. 2075 copies, the plates of which are printed on Aussedat rag content paper, are published by the Trianon Press, Chateau de Boissia, Clairvaux, Tura, France, and distributed by Faber and Faber Ltd.
Scotland Illustrated
(University of Fort Hare, 1863)
In no other country does nature exhibit herself in more various forms of beauty and sublimity than in the North of England and the Highlands of Scotland. This is acknowledged by all who have studied their character and become familiar with the feelings it inspires, who have compared the effects produced on their minds by our own mountainous regions with what they have experienced among the scenery of the Alps.
Union Line for the South African Gold Fields and Mashonaland
(University of Fort Hare, 1893-08) University of Fort Hare
The publisher of "The Emigrants' Guide to South Africa" has had in view the supply of a want which has been felt for some time and is sure to grow as Emigration to South Africa develops. Among the many admirable books on South Africa already published, none is specifically adapted to the case of the Artisan of Agricultural Emigrant Settler.
Notes on General Subjects
(University of Fort Hare, 1800) University of Fort Hare
This historical record consists of handwritten notes addressing a range of general subjects. The document reflects the recording practices, observations, and knowledge of its period, offering insight into everyday thought, educational themes, and contextual issues relevant at the time of its creation. As a primary source, the handwritten format preserves original expressions, language use, and material characteristics, contributing to its evidential and cultural value.
Land holding, agriculture, land availability and land reform negotiations in Isidenge.
(University of Fort Hare, 1995-02-27) Beinart, W. and Wotshela, L.
The purpose of this report is to illustrate in greater detail the research that has been undertaken into a particular land conflict. The report also demonstrates the potential value of research, not only in identifying the position in rural areas but also in advancing land reform. This material has been passed to the regional government in greater detail and has informed the Border Rural Committee's efforts to broker land transfers. The reader is also referred to Appendices 3 and 5 of this Report (see reference), as well as Chapter 6 of the Eastern Cape Regional Overview.
UFH Faculty Calendar
(University of Fort Hare, 1999) University of Fort Hare
As a consolidated annual record, the document serves as a vital reference for understanding the faculty’s academic progress, governance, and key milestones during the year. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the faculty’s activities and developments for the 1999 academic year. It outlines the full range of programmes offered across departments, highlights major faculty initiatives, and records significant academic and administrative events held throughout the year. The document also presents a concise history of the faculty, tracing its growth and contextualising its role within the broader educational landscape of the period. In addition, it details the hierarchy of management, including key leadership roles and organisational structures that guided operations during 1999.
Third Annual Report: 1st January - 31st December 1980.
(University of Fort Hare, 1980) Agricultural and Rural Develoment Research Institute
Although there will be those who maintain that much more could have been achieved during the year under review, it affords much pleasure to present a report that, in every respect, indicates that the Institute has made good progress and maintained steady growth during 1980. The year started with a well-attended "Open Day" which was combined with a successful meeting of ARDRI's Advisory Council.
Strategy Meeting 3rd to 4th February.
(University of Fort Hare, 2000-02-03) Agricultural and Rural Develoment Research Institute
The purpose of the meeting was to develop a strategic framework within which the Department of Agriculture and Land Affairs can formulate implementation strategies, business plans, and performance agreements to achieve the department's policies and vision within its constitutional and legal obligations.
Simplified techniques for assessing veld condition for livestock production in the Ciskei region.
(University of Fort Hare, 1995) Beckerling, A. C. et al.
Veld condition refers to the condition of vegetation in relation to specific functional characteristics, typically forage production and resistance to soil erosion (Trollope, Trollope, and Bosch 1991). The purpose of assessing veld condition is to determine the current condition of the vegetation and to use this information to formulate veld management practices such as stocking rates, grazing and browsing management, rotational resting, and veld burning.
Report on the Argroforestry Project 1981-1987.
(University of Fort Hare, 1981) de Villiers, J. G. H. and Ward, H. K.
This report reviews the progress, challenges, and accomplishments of the afforestation project over the past seven years since its commencement. The project is one of the several programmes conducted by the Agricultural and Rural Development Research Institute (ARDRI) of the University of Fort Hare to help meet some of the technical needs of small farmers. The concept of agroforestry includes trees as an integral part of farming systems, contributing directly to the production of food and industrial crops, and indirectly improving the microclimate by providing shade and wind breaks for adjacent crops, as well as fodder for animals. By virtue of their deep roots, trees are more drought-resistant than other plants; they help recycle nutrients and enhance soil stability and structure. Leguminous trees also fix nitrogen.
Settlement of commercial farmers in KwaNdebele.
(University of Fort Hare, 1994-01) de Lange, A. O. et al.
Kwa Ndebele comprises a total area of approximately 361,000 hectares, consisting of two large blocks. 176000 ha original and 1975 consolidation areas, on which communal farming is practised; and 185000 ha incorporated during 1985, which consists of individual farming units formerly owned by white farmers. These commercial farms were held in trust by the South Africa Development Trust (SADT), as was the standard procedure for agricultural land expropriated for the purpose of consolidating the ten national states in South Africa.
UFH Faculty Calendars
(University of Fort Hare, 1998) University of Fort Hare
As a consolidated annual record, the document serves as a vital reference for understanding the institution’s academic progress, governance, and key milestones during the year. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the institution’s activities and developments for the 1998 academic year. It outlines the full range of programmes offered across departments, highlights major institutional initiatives, and records significant academic and administrative events held throughout the year. The document also presents a concise history of the institution, tracing its growth and contextualising its role within the broader educational landscape of the period. In addition, it details the hierarchy of management, including key leadership roles and organisational structures that guided operations during 1998.
UFH Prospectus and Faculty Calendars
(University of Fort Hare, 1996) University of Fort Hare
As a consolidated annual record, the document serves as a vital reference for understanding the institution’s academic progress, governance, and key milestones during the year. This document provides a comprehensive overview of the institution’s activities and developments for the 1996 academic year. It outlines the full range of programmes offered across departments, highlights major institutional initiatives, and records significant academic and administrative events held throughout the year. The document also presents a concise history of the institution, tracing its growth and contextualising its role within the broader educational landscape of the period. In addition, it details the hierarchy of management, including key leadership roles and organisational structures that guided operations during 1996.
Information sources on Agricultural and Rural Development in Ciskei and adjacent areas.
(University of Fort Hare, 1990-10) Agricultural and Rural Development Institute
This directory lists individuals and organisations involved in agriculture and rural development in Ciskei and the Border areas. Its purpose is to provide a ready source of this information- especially to those who, for any reason, are unaware of the potential assistance that is available to them. Part one of the directory lists individuals according to their subject areas. The information was obtained by distributing questionnaires to relevant institutions and organizations to identify the various fields and specialties of their staff. The subject reflects the choice of each respondent. Part two contains information relating to the Ciskei Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Development, in the form of an organogram and telephone listing. Part three lists those private and state organisations active in agriculture and rural development operating in Ciskei and adjacent areas.
The grazing and browsing capacity of the Buffalo River Basin.
(University of Fort Hare, 1982-11) Willis, M. J. and Trollope, W. S. W.
The object of this study was to estimate the maximum and mean current grazing and browsing of the veld in the Buffalo River Basin of Ciskei. The importance of such a study is reflected in the realization that overstocking is one of the most significant problems limiting veld rehabilitation and the development of an economically viable livestock industry in Ciskei (Brown, Bishop, and Wilke, 1978; Trollope and Coetzee, 1978). The current grazing and browsing capacities were defined as the grazing and browsing capacities, respectively, of the vegetation in its current state.

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