Wheat

Grain SA Response to the 2025/26 Budget Vote Speech by the Minister of Agriculture

08600 GRAIN (47246) Contact Us Visit the NAMPO website EnglishAfrikaans Quick LinksWorld ClockAfrican Alternative Energy AGFACTSAVCASAAgriOrbitBayer South AfricaBelangrike USDA mark verslaeBASF Crop ProtectionCBOTCME group (CBOT) Daaglikse Safex MTM-pryseCCMEthanol MarketEthanol Producer Magazine Farmers Weekly Farmwise GrainsFertasa – Fertilizer Association of Southern AfricaGFS Medium Range Forecasts of Vertical Velocity and PrecipitationGIEWS – Global Information and Early Warning

Grain SA Response to the 2025/26 Budget Vote Speech by the Minister of Agriculture Read More »

LIQUOR SALE BAN MOUNTS PRESSURE ON AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES

15 Jul 2020 Alcohol is produced from raw materials derived from agriculture, and involves various products, including malt sorghum, malting barley, maize, potatoes, grapes etc. Some of the products are directly dependent on breweries in terms of demand and have far reaching consequences if not processed. With the first ban on liquor sales, due

LIQUOR SALE BAN MOUNTS PRESSURE ON AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES Read More »

LITTLE RAIN & WARM WEATHER RESULT IN CHALLENGING CIRCUMSTANCES FOR WINTER GRAINS

28 Oct 2019 Grain producers in the Western Cape suffered damage due to unnatural dry weather conditions this year. The season kicked off well but turned sharply since June. With little rain and warm weather, the crops dwindled. According to the 3rd crop estimate, wheat production dropped from 1.86 million tonnes in 2018 to 1.69

LITTLE RAIN & WARM WEATHER RESULT IN CHALLENGING CIRCUMSTANCES FOR WINTER GRAINS Read More »

GRAIN SA CELEBRATES SA’s DISTINGUISHED GRAIN PRODUCERS

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

GRAIN SA CELEBRATES SA’s DISTINGUISHED GRAIN PRODUCERS Read More »

Promising outlook for the domestic wheat market

Promising outlook for the domestic wheat market June 2019 Ikageng Maluleke Junior Economist, Grain SA. Send an email to ikageng@grainsa.com This article takes a brief look at global wheat supplies and the potential impact it will have on the new season for the domestic market. INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE Global wheat supplies have been reduced, primarily on

Promising outlook for the domestic wheat market Read More »

Scroll to Top