wheat
Tuesday January 9th, 2018
Happy New Year! To everyone who takes a bit of time to read what we write, thank you. Best wishes […]
Monday March 26th, 2018
(Afrikaans) SA’s Agriculture: Immediate, short, to medium-term view
Tuesday March 27th, 2018
Highlights in today’s morning note Maize: The recent rainfall caused some level of optimism in the maize growing regions […]
Wednesday April 4th, 2018
The South African wheat market had a good run at the start of this week and settled in positive territory. This was mainly underpinned by the weaker Rand against the US Dollar, as well as higher Chicago wheat prices.
Monday April 9th, 2018
South Africa’s wheat import tariff has been revised to R394.85 per tonne, which is a 45% decline from the previous rate of R716.33 per tonne. This new duty was calculated on the 13 February 2017 following an upsurge of the international wheat prices.
Monday April 16th, 2018
Drier and warm weather conditions have kept the US wheat on the back foot. On 08 April 2018, farmers had planted only 2 percent of the intended area for spring wheat, well below the area planted at the corresponding period last year, according to data from the USDA.