25 Oct 2019 Grain SA celebrates South Africa’s distinguished grain producers with the announcement of the 2019 Grain Producer of the Year Grain SA celebrated the successes of its grain producers during a prestigious gala event, held at Birchwood Hotel on Friday, 25 October 2019. Honouring the achievements of fellow South Africans who have excelled
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Canola production What to look out for during July to October July 2019 Chris Cumming, Protein Research Foundation Consultant. Send an email to cummingza1946@gmail.com Here is hoping that the farmers have managed to achieve a good, uniform and even canola stand this year. Uniform is important to help us in many timing decisions, such as when
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How current weed control affects your planning for next year June 2019 Dr Johann Strauss, Senior Scientist, Western Cape Department of Agriculture. Send an email to johannst@elsenburg.com Weed control is a high priority when it comes to crop and pasture production. Weeds can cause serious yield losses in cereal, oil crops and pastures from year
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A brief look at oilseed markets April 2019 Ikageng Maluleke, Junior Economist, Grain SA. Send an email to Ikageng@grainsa.co.za In this article we take a look at what is happening in the oilseed markets and especially focus on soybeans in terms of supply and demand. GLOBAL SOYBEAN MARKETS The global soybean outlook for 2018/2019 marketing
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06 Mar 2019 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GRAIN SA CONGRESS 2019 CRITICAL REFLECTION FOR A NEW FOOTPRINT Following great uncertainty of the past year, Grain SA had to critically reflect and take decisive steps to create a new footprint for farming and local food production. Through all its efforts, and keeping a sustainable grain sector
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CANOLA – planning for the new season January 2019 The most successful farmers are those that do the best planning. Leave as little as possible to chance and make sure you have the best information possible to assist you in making the best decisions possible. Consider the following factors when planning canola for the new
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01 Nov 2018 Grain producers in the Swartland, Overberg and Southern Cape suffered considerable damage due to unnatural weather conditions that brought stormy winds to the areas. Already harvesting winter crops, producer’s expectations for an above average harvest yielded disappointment. Following on last year’s drought, producers looked forward to above-average yields. The gale force winds
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12 Oct 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Grain SA celebrated the cream of the crop at its annual gala awards evening, held at The Theatre on the Track in Midrand on Friday, 12 October 2018. Honouring the country’s top grain producers, this year’s awards ceremony commemorated the 19th year of the accolades and was attended
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CANOLA – what to look out for during October October 2018 In October we start to prepare to harvest the rewards of our labours of the past months. All topdressings, fungicide sprays and herbicide applications are a thing of the past. Canola that is in the early pod filling could still be prone to late
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