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Apr 18, 2018

SA food and non-alcoholic beverages price inflation decelerates further to 3.5%

Food and non-alcoholic beverages inflation decelerated to 3.5% in March 2018, from 3.9% in the previous month. This is the lowest levels since December 2013 - thanks to last season’s robust crop output, as well as deceleration in meat price inflation.
Apr 19, 2018

Trade aspects to remain a key focus in local wheat market

Trade aspects remain an important factor in the market as South Africa is a net importer of wheat (see Chart below). The wheat import tariff has triggered again on 10 April 2018 to R437 per tonne. The previous trigger was on 20 March 2018, which then, was calculated at R293.74 per tonne, after an uptick in international wheat prices (No2 HRW), which were supported by unfavourable weather conditions in the US wheat growing regions.
Apr 19, 2018

Farmers can be a part of making a land reform project work

There has been a lot of writing on the land reform subject since December 2017 when the ruling party adopted the notion of expropriation without compensation. A number of analysts (ourselves included) warned of the unintended consequences of the aforementioned policy proposal.
Apr 20, 2018

South African Agricultural Commodities Weekly Wrap

(English) The weather remains a key focus in the local agricultural market but could have a different impact on crops than the past couple of weeks.
Apr 20, 2018
Agri SA

Persverklaring: Dringende Aksie Nodig Teen Toenemende Plaasaanvalle

Agri SA spreek sy kommer uit oor die skokkende toename in plaasaanvalle en versoek ‘n dringende vergadering met die nuut […]
Apr 24, 2018

SA maize crop has generally matured

South Africa’s maize crop has generally matured, which means cool and dry conditions are an ideal weather for the crop at this stage of development. The past weekend presented the precise favourable environment, which is cool and drier conditions across the maize-belt.
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