Agbiz
Tuesday November 7th, 2017
After declining by 5% m/m in September 2017, the South African tractor sales increased by 28% m/m in October 2017, […]
Wednesday January 10th, 2018
Highlights in today’s morning note Maize: The maize crop conditions across South Africa paint a mixed picture. The eastern […]
Wednesday April 18th, 2018
It seems that the winter rainfall, which typically starts at the end April in the Western Cape province, could be slightly delayed. The weather charts have cleared across most parts of the province, with light showers expected within the next eight days to be mainly concentrated towards the coastal areas.
Friday April 20th, 2018
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.
Thursday April 26th, 2018
(Afrikaans) The next eight days should remain cool and dry over the soybean growing areas, which should be supportive of the harvest process. This is at initial stages in parts of the Mpumalanga province, and it could soon commence in other provinces as a large part of the crop has already matured.Agbiz Morning Market Viewpoint on Agri-Commodities 26 April 2018.
Tuesday May 8th, 2018
It is with great sadness that Agri SA takes note of the demise of Schalk Pienaar. Schalk was a leading figure within agriculture and played a large role to expand and strengthen organised agriculture. Schalk served in various leadership roles within the agriculture value chain, including Suidwes Investments, Premier Foods and the Grains Trust. Schalk served as Chairman of Agbiz at the time of his death.