South Africa’s agricultural focus has shifted to the 2026-27 summer crop season, which begins this month.

The global wheat market has been eventful in recent weeks. As a net wheat importer, South Africa closely watches major shifts in price and supply.

The South African agriculture and agribusiness sector’s view on BRICS participation has generally focused on how this can expand export opportunities.

South Africa’s Ambassador to the United States, Roelf Meyer, has confirmed that Pretoria remains committed to dialogue with Washington even after the Trump administration imposed new visa restrictions on certain South African policymakers.

Are these predictions something farmers should take notice of? And is anybody actually checking whether the predictions are becoming reality?

Conversations in the South African farming sector are shifting toward the 2026-2027 season outlook.