Access to urban markets for small-scale producers of indigenous cereals: a qualitative study of consumption practices and potential demand among urban consumers in Polokwane

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Table 1 Incomes and standards of living of survey respondents

Income group	Monthly income per adult (in rand)	Examples and remarks	Number interviewed
Very low-income household	Under 1 000	Unemployed dependants Old-age pensionersEmployees earning low wages	8
Low- to middle-income household	Between 1 000 and 2 000	Workers (clerk, policeman) Self-employed	7
Middle- to high-income household	Between 2 000 and 4 000	Professionals (manager, teacher)	7
High-income household	Over 4 000	Two interviewees were classified in this category because of their perceived living standards	6

Figure 1 Brewing beer at home for sale to others

Figure 2 Consumption of sorghum-based products at different ages

Figure 3 Perceptions of trends in consumption

Figure 4 Attitudes towards products of small-scale farms