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Breede Valley
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Klein Karoo West
Klein Karoo East
Langkloof
Piketberg
Riviersonderend
Somerset West
Stellenboschberg
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Climate Change Guide for Pome& Stone Fruit Sector: Part 1
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Red Colour (March) – Stellenboschberg
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Background
Climate Change
Observed Trends Western Cape
Observed Trends South Africa
Climate Change Modeling
South Africa (Excl. Western Cape)
SOUTH AFRICA
MONTH BY WHEN CHILL ACHIEVED
CHILL UNITS (MONTHLY)
FREE STATE
MONTH BY WHEN CHILL ACHIEVED
CHILL UNITS (MONTHLY)
KZN
MONTH BY WHEN CHILL ACHIEVED
CHILL UNITS (MONTHLY)
MPUMALANGA
MONTH BY WHEN CHILL ACHIEVED
CHILL UNITS (MONTHLY)
Western Cape & Langkloof
Climate
Soils and Soil Water
Climate Impacts
Fruit Regions
Breede Valley
Ceres
EGVV
Klein Karoo West
Klein Karoo East
Langkloof
Piketberg
Riviersonderend
Somerset West
Stellenboschberg
Wolseley-Tulbagh
Summary & Links
Extended Executive Summary
Climate Change Guide for Pome& Stone Fruit Sector: Part 1
Climate Change Guide for Pome& Stone Fruit Sector: Part 2
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