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South Africa is standing at a crossroads. In the fields, in the ports, in the small towns and in the big metros, the same story is playing out: a country with enormous potential, held back by years of mismanagement, but still carried by ordinary people who refuse to give up.Start with the land, because everything starts with the land.We are still early in the 2026-27 season, and planting is underway across South Africa. A forecast from the Pretoria office of the U.S. Department of Agriculture points to a 19% decline in the maize crop to 14.9 million tonnes. While that looks like a notable decline, a crop of that size would still keep South Africa in a very comfortable position. Our annual maize needs are around 12.0 million tonnes.
 
 
 

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