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Despite its abundant fertile land, Africa is importing food. In 2021 alone the continent received more than R68bn in farm products from international sources. Though one could rationalise these imports by pointing to increased urbanisation and the continent’s rapidly growing cities, the fact remains that Africa has 60% of the world’s uncultivated arable land and the unrealised capacity to become a global agricultural powerhouse.
Weens die opbou van hitte en klimaatsverandering gaan die rol wat dié deel van die oseaan in die toekoms gaan speel, groter word. “Koeler seeoppervlak-temperature nader aan Afrika en warmer temperature wat nader aan Australië en Indië is, is gunstig vir reën oor Suider-Afrika omdat minder baie sterk tropiese storms of siklone gewoonlik nader aan Afrika voorkom. Tropiese stelsels rondom veral Madagaskar en verder noord veroorsaak ’n versteuring in die tropiese lugvloei suidooswaarts oor Suider-Afrika en lei dus tot minder reën. Die afwesigheid daarvan kan tot ’n meer normale lugvloei vanaf die intertropiese konvergensiesone uit die sentrale deel van Afrika lei.”
The past three years have been challenging for South Africa’s livestock and poultry industry because of the spread of animal diseases. We’ve had outbreaks of foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, African swine fever in pigs, and avian influenza in poultry. While animal disease outbreaks are not unique to South Africa and are common across the world, South Africa’s challenges have intensified in the recent past. The cost of diseases in the livestock industry is felt through the loss of livestock and reduced exports to global markets in times of outbreaks. However, the country is now taking significant steps to control the spread of diseases.
AgriSA sê hy bly waaksaam in die monitering van die Onteieningswetsontwerp en sal die nodige regstappe op die gepaste tyd doen om te verseker dat die waarde van eiendom en private eiendomsreg beskerm bly. In die lig van adj.pres. Paul Mashatile se stelling in die parlement dat dit “gou onderteken” gaan word, sê die landbou-organisasie hy sal regstappe op die regte tyd en onder leiding van sy senior regsadviseur teen die wetgewing doen. AgriSA het regsmenings van sy regsadvieskomitee ingewin en wyd gekonsulteer om te verseker dat die waarde van eiendom en private eiendomsreg beskerm word. Hy is egter aangeraai om hom te weerhou van regstappe voor die inwerkingtreding van die wet aangesien dit voortydig sou wees.
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The latest South African Grain and Oilseeds Supply and Demand Estimates Committee estimates suggest that 2024-25 wheat imports may fall 7% to 1,80 million tonnes. This will be closely aligned with a five-year average of wheat imports to South Africa. The major boost is the higher opening stocks, supplemented by the ample imports in the past season. In a way, one could argue that South African importers took advantage of global wheat imports' relatively better prices in the past few months to build supplies for this new season. RREAD MORE
Australian production for the 2024/25 season is expected to rise to 47.05m tonnes, a marginal increase of 1.1% or 0.5m tonnes YOY. The positive start and good rainfall during the growing season in Queensland, northern New South Wales, and some areas in Western Australia largely counterbalanced shortfalls in Victoria and South Australia’s precipitation. READ MORE
Global warming affects rainfall. When air is warmer it holds water for longer, so droughts are longer. The air is like a bigger sponge. When the water vapor condenses out, there are bigger rains, being rung out like a sponge. Also, global warming causes the tropics to get more rain, and areas of Europe to get less rain (due to Hadley circulation related reasons). If we want to show the causal link between forests and rain, we have to filter out global warming effects on rainfall in our analysis of data. READ MORE
A zoonotic disease is a disease caused by any pathogen – bacteria, viruses, prions, fungi and parasites – capable of transmitting from vertebrate mammals to humans. Outbreaks of zoonotic diseases such as ebola, foot-and-mouth, psittacosis, or tuberculosis are often associated with severe human illness and death, as well as heavy livestock losses. Any farming and commercial use of animals is associated with an increased risk of zoonotic transmission, which is why biosecurity is so stringently regulated in most countries. READ MORE
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Dit is noodsaaklik vir boerderye om jaarliks hul registrasie te hersien, veral as hul bedrywighede uitgebrei het. Die landboubedryf in Suid-Afrika word in verskillende subklasse verdeel vir registrasie en bydraes onder die Wet op Vergoeding vir Beroepsbeserings en Siektes.
Naby Mariental in die suide van Namibië waar sowat 25 boere boere- moes hulle die afgelope week noodgedwonge al hul besproeiingsaktiwiteite staak, wat hul boerderye tot stilstand geruk het. die Hardapdam vir water aangewese is. Dié dam se toevoerkrane is onlangs weens die voortslepende droogte toegedraai en sal voortaan slegs drinkwater verskaf. Die meeste is nou ook in arbeidsdispute gewikkel nadat hulle genoodsaak was om van hul arbeiders af te lê.
The world’s largest wildlife crossing is finally standing. And its beauty lies in the design. The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over the 101 Freeway in Agoura Hills, CA, is one of the world’s largest wildlife crossings, designed to create a safe path for animals and restore habitat connectivity.
The ongoing strong El Niño event, which is forecast to reach peak intensity in late 2023 and dissipate by mid-2024, is expected to drive below-average rainfall across much of Southern Africa (Figure 1). The rainfall deficits will likely result in below-average 2024 harvests, including in surplus-producing South Africa and Zambia.
Die gevolge van die jare lange droogte in die Karoo is nog nie ten volle bepaal nie. Mense dink meestal daaraan ten opsigte van die herstel van veld, kuddes en finansies, maar boere het ook emosioneel skade gely. Onlangse navorsing toon dat nie alle boere in die westelike en sentrale Karoo finansieel of emosioneel van die droogte herstel het nie, en dat van hulle professionele hulp behoort te kry.
Hoewel die westelike en noordelike dele van die land verlede week en die afgelope naweek onder hittegolftoestande gebuk gegaan het, word ’n skerp daling in temperature vanaf Dinsdag 5 November voorspel, asook swaar reën wat van Woensdag 6 November af gaan voorkom.
WHEAT (2023/24 Season) Supply: The total supply of wheat is projected at 4 489 737 tons for the 2023/24 marketing season. This includes an opening stock level (at 1 October 2023) of 563 259 tons, local commercial deliveries of 1 996 262 tons, whole wheat imports estimated for South Africa of 1 930 216 tons and a surplus of zero tons.
African leaders must strengthen regional value chains and remove all barriers to intra-African trade as part of a concerted effort to drive economic integration and reshape the continent's economic prospects.
African leaders must strengthen regional value chains and remove all barriers to intra-African trade as part of a concerted effort to drive economic integration and reshape the continent's economic prospects.
A zoonotic disease is a disease caused by any pathogen – bacteria, viruses, prions, fungi and parasites – capable of transmitting from vertebrate mammals to humans. Outbreaks of zoonotic diseases such as ebola, foot-and-mouth, psittacosis, or tuberculosis are often associated with severe human illness and death, as well as heavy livestock losses.
WHITE MAIZE (2024/25 New Season) Supply: The total supply of white maize is projected at 7 193 684 tons for the 2024/25 marketing season. This includes an opening stock level (at 1 May 2024) of 1 346 876 tons and local commercial deliveries of 5 817 100 tons. No whole white maize imports are estimated for the season, while early deliveries of 21 708 tons and a surplus of 8 000 tons are estimated.
Of ’n La Niña-stelsel dié somer gaan voorkom en of seeoppervlak-temperature binne neutrale vlakke gaan beweeg, is moeiliker om te voorspel as die uitslag van die presidentsverkiesing in Amerika. Én volgens mediaberigte loop die twee kandidate in die verkiesing kop aan kop . . .
Reduced fruit size, climate conditions affecting colour development and increased demand from the fruit-juicing industry, bolstered by good prices, caused lower-than-expected volumes of South African grapefruit being packed for export markets.
‘n Onlangse verslag deur die Edinburgh Universiteit dui daarop dat indien daar nie beter bewusmaking van alternatiewe bronne van voedingstowwe is nie, sal die teikens wat gestel word om die gebruik van vleis en suiwel teen 2035 met 20% te sny, gesondheidsrisiko’s inderwaarheid verhoog en tot ‘n onvermydelike tekort aan belangrike minerale lei, insluitende selenium, yster en sink.
China is by far South Africa’s biggest supplier of finished goods – with the country importing $22 billion worth of Chinese goods in 2023. Although slightly down from the $24bn Chinese imports in 2022, it nearly eclipses the next three major suppliers of imports combined – Germany ($10bn), India ($8bn) and the USA ($7bn), according to UN Comtrade figures.
Luidens die SASKV se nuusbrief het Suid-Afrika teen die einde van week 43 van vanjaar 162,7 miljoen kartonhouers (15 kg elk) sitrus verskeep, vergeleke met 161,9 miljoen kartonhouers in die ooreenstemmende tyd verlede jaar. Na verwagting sal altesaam 165,1 miljoen kartonhouers sitrus hierdie seisoen uitgevoer word. Aanvanklik is ’n uitvoervolume van 172,5 miljoen kartonhouers verwag.
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AMT - South Africa 02/11/2024
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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White maize |
R 5 890,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-04 |
0.15 % |
R 5 881,00 |
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Yellow maize |
R 4 755,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-04 |
0.11 % |
R 4 750,00 |
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Soybeans |
R 8 710,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-04 |
-0.63 % |
R 8 765,00 |
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Sunflower seed |
R 10 770,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-04 |
-0.53 % |
R 10 827,00 |
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Wheat |
R 5 775,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-04 |
-0.17 % |
R 5 785,00 |
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Sorghum (IPP) |
R 5 278,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-01 |
1.52 % |
R 5 199,00 |
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Groundnuts (IPP) |
R 26 673,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-01 |
0.17 % |
R 26 627,00 |
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Cotton (IPP) |
R 10 100,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-04 |
0.30 % |
R 10 070,00 |
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Soy Meal (US derived price) |
R 11 403,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-01 |
3.41 % |
R 11 027,00 |
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Lusern (Grade 1) |
R 3 000,00 |
per Metric Ton |
2024-11-01 |
-3.23 % |
R 3 100,00 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Bananas |
R 13,95 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
5.92 % |
R 13,17 |
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Apples |
R 12,15 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.75 % |
R 12,06 |
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Oranges |
R 11,20 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.54 % |
R 11,14 |
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Avocados |
R 29,69 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
24.07 % |
R 23,93 |
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Grapes |
R 77,92 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-19.25 % |
R 96,49 |
||||
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Mangos |
R 13,90 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
67.87 % |
R 8,28 |
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Pears |
R 12,93 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
5.98 % |
R 12,20 |
||||
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Pineapples |
R 11,69 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-9.31 % |
R 12,89 |
||||
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Peaches |
R 38,03 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.08 % |
R 38,00 |
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Lemons |
R 5,71 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-12.29 % |
R 6,51 |
||||
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Nectarines |
R 36,53 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.22 % |
R 36,45 |
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Naartjies |
R 10,05 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-8.05 % |
R 10,93 |
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Blueberries |
R 48,00 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
5.82 % |
R 45,36 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Potatoes |
R 70,18 |
per 10Kg |
2024-11-01 |
4.67 % |
R 67,05 |
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Tomatoes |
R 10,21 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
11.58 % |
R 9,15 |
||||
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Carrots |
R 5,62 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.54 % |
R 5,59 |
||||
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Onions |
R 4,81 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-2.43 % |
R 4,93 |
||||
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Cabbage |
R 3,20 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
11.50 % |
R 2,87 |
||||
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Garlic |
R 57,05 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-7.79 % |
R 61,87 |
||||
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Spinach |
R 2,51 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-9.06 % |
R 2,76 |
||||
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Sweet Potatoes |
R 7,68 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
6.96 % |
R 7,18 |
||||
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Peppers |
R 14,87 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
10.15 % |
R 13,50 |
||||
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Chillies |
R 7,98 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-17.22 % |
R 9,64 |
||||
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Pumpkins |
R 2,35 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-9.96 % |
R 2,61 |
||||
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Mushrooms |
R 81,67 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
8.37 % |
R 75,36 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Sheep A2/3 |
R 88,12 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.52 % |
R 88,58 |
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Feeder Lamb (Dual Purpose) |
R 39,21 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.51 % |
R 39,41 |
||||
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Sheep AB2/3 |
R 74,42 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
1.33 % |
R 73,44 |
||||
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Sheep B2/3 |
R 64,20 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-1.91 % |
R 65,45 |
||||
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Sheep C2/3 |
R 63,93 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.96 % |
R 63,32 |
||||
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Ave Wool - Non RWS |
R 159,47 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.74 % |
R 160,66 |
||||
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Ave Wool - RWS |
R 161,80 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.47 % |
R 162,56 |
||||
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Mohair |
R 336,65 |
per Kg |
2024-10-25 |
0.00 % |
R 336,65 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Beef A2/3 |
R 52,75 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.36 % |
R 52,56 |
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Weaners (200-250kg) |
R 31,53 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.73 % |
R 31,30 |
||||
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Beef AB2/3 |
R 50,57 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.53 % |
R 50,84 |
||||
|
Beef B2/3 |
R 45,24 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-5.22 % |
R 47,73 |
||||
|
Beef C2/3 |
R 45,42 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
1.45 % |
R 44,77 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Kids (under 30kg) |
R 55,99 |
per kg |
2024-11-01 |
-13.23 % |
R 64,53 |
||||
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Medium (30-40kg) |
R 49,87 |
per kg |
2024-11-01 |
-6.28 % |
R 53,21 |
||||
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Large (above 40kg) |
R 41,75 |
per kg |
2024-11-01 |
2.38 % |
R 40,78 |
||||
|
Ewes (Goats) |
R 48,28 |
per kg |
2024-11-01 |
-8.18 % |
R 52,58 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Poultry Frozen |
R 33,78 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-1.08 % |
R 34,15 |
|
Poultry fresh |
R 34,01 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.58 % |
R 34,21 |
|
Poultry IQF |
R 31,38 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.00 % |
R 31,38 |
|
Poultry Average |
R 33,06 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-0.54 % |
R 33,24 |
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Product Name |
Price |
Quantity Type |
Date |
Change |
Previous Price |
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Pork Porkers |
R 33,37 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.30 % |
R 33,27 |
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Pork Baconers |
R 32,81 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.00 % |
R 32,81 |
|
Pork Sausage |
R 24,91 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
-2.12 % |
R 25,45 |
|
Pork Average |
R 33,09 |
per Kg |
2024-11-01 |
0.15 % |
R 33,04 |
