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We spent most of July on the road, engaging with Agbiz members and sector role-players in various regions of the country.
Some observations as we approach South Africa's 2023/24 summer crop season
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As South Africa's 2022/23 summer cop season draws to a close, the focus is shifting towards the 2023/24 production season, which commences in October.
South Africa's 2023/24 winter crop production prospects remain favourable
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The recent rains across South Africa have been favourable for the 2023/24 winter crops.
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South Africa's consumer food inflation slowed in June 2023, recorded at 11,1% from 12,0% in the previous month.
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South Africa’s livestock and poultry industry has had a difficult few years.
India's possible ban on rice exports presents a risk to global food prices
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One important development this past week in global agriculture was the news that India is considering a temporary ban on rice exports.
- South Africa’s agricultural trade surplus up 9% y/y in the first quarter of 2023
- Risks to feed prices for the South Africa livestock and poultry industry
- South Africa agriculture records a decent trade surplus in Q1,2023
- South Africa's 2022/23 maize production estimate is the second largest on record
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- South Africa is the world’s 30th driest country, yet it has over 5,000 registered dams. The striking fact is that nearly 80% of these dams are privately owned.The distribution of dams clearly reflects the country’s economic and agricultural structure.
- Land accounts for about 25% of global greenhouse gas emissions, or 11 gigatons of carbon dioxide a year. With the right measures, according to the study, it would act instead as a carbon sink absorbing 3 gigatons from the atmosphere a year by 2050.
- Grain SA held a constructive introductory meeting with Minister of Agriculture Willie Aucamp, focusing on the most pressing challenges affecting the sustainability and profitability of South Africa’s grain producers.
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