#drought

Wednesday February 14th, 2018

WESTERN CAPE, EASTERN CAPE AND NORTHERN CAPE DROUGHT DECLARED A NATIONAL DISASTER

WESTERN CAPE, EASTERN CAPE AND NORTHERN CAPE DROUGHT DECLARED A NATIONAL DISASTER  The National Disaster Management Centre (NDMC) on 13 […]
Friday March 2nd, 2018

The South African avocado season starts and harvests are ready

In 2016 there was hail, last year there was drought but this year looks to be a shining year for […]
Monday March 19th, 2018

Soybean crop generally in good condition, despite inconsistent rainfall

Highlights in today’s morning note   Maize: The rainfall has been erratic in the past few days over the maize […]
Thursday April 5th, 2018

Possibility of good showers across sunflower growing areas

If the forecast rainfall within the next eight days materialises, then the expected warm conditions in two weeks’ time will be a much-needed breather, particularly for areas that planted on time or earlier in the season. The crop is currently in good condition and could show further improvement in the coming weeks.
Friday April 13th, 2018

Decline in cattle, sheep and pig slaughtering activity

The 2015-16 drought led to higher slaughtering activity in livestock industry (cattle, pigs and sheep) as farmers struggled to feed their stock amid higher feed costs, coupled with drier pastures.
Wednesday April 18th, 2018

Winter rainfall could be slightly delayed

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.
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