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  • International grains and oilseed markets trade downwards- South Africa

    The price for US yellow Gulf corn declined by 3.3% this week. The USDA crop progress report indicated that a larger than expected number of corn acres have been planted and that 94% of the corn crop has emerged.

  • Cover crops make a comeback for a reason

    In the category of “what’s old is new again,” we recently read a Sustainable Agricultural Research & Education technical bulletin on cover crops.

  • Early freeze may await waterlogged crops- USA

    Horrendously wet weather in 2019 already has cut deeply into U.S. corn and soybean production either by lost acreage or by very late planting. The potential production shortfall is already a significant number, but a new study by World Weather, Inc. points toward a possibly higher-than-usual potential for early-season frost and freezes this autumn.

  • South Africa's 2019 maize output expected to shrink by 13%

    South Africa's 2019 maize output expected to shrink by 13%-

  • Putting carbon back in the soil

    Today, agriculture is a major contributor to challenges facing our environment: land degradation, aquifer depletion, nitrogen runoff and greenhouse gas emissions, to name a few.

  • OVERVIEW GLOBAL POTATO MARKET- Aug 2019

    The dry weather has left its mark in Europe this year. There is little demand for potatoes on the market, although it is now starting to recover.

  • Crop Proposal- Hollard

    South African commercial and smallholder farmers are exposed to an environment that is not always conducive to crop production

  • AI app predicts climate change stress for farmers

    A new artificial intelligence (AI) tool available for free in a smartphone app can predict near-term crop productivity for farmers in Africa.

  • Self-learning algorithm gets better at weed detection

    By employing so-called deep-learning systems for crop recognition, machines that can combat weeds site-specifically with a minimum of labour and/or chemicals are getting ever closer.

  • Southern African farmers must plant drought-resistant crops

    Farmers in Southern Africa should from this year, adapt and plant drought-resistant crops, concentrate on short season varieties and rear drought-tolerant livestock breeds as the frequency of droughts intensifies.

  • A healthy, well-balanced soil is rich in organic matter, increasing the nutrients available for the plants”

    Alltech Crop Science (ACS) recognises that a healthy and living soil is fundamental for plants to reach their fullest genetic potential and for successful crop production.

  • Climate change: Resilience needed in agriculture

    There is clear evidence that agriculture in South Africa has evolved to take natural climate variation into account

  • Lessons on how to effectively tackle insect invasions

    Kenyan food production and grazing land is under threat from a huge desert locust invasion.

  • New way of testing for aflatoxin improve food safety

    There is a new way of testing milled maize that can pick the dangerous aflatoxin contamination and improve food safety, a study says.

  • Rainfall across South Africa gets summer crops off to a good start

    My last column two weeks ago painted a bleak picture of SA’s 2019/2020 agricultural outlook, highlighting prospects of drought in some regions of the country. Lately, conditions have improved notably, and farmers managed to plant the area they intended.

  • Zimbabwe’s decision to lift a ban on GM maize imports could benefit South Africa in the near term

    Necessity is the mother of invention, and this rings true in Zimbabwe where the government is reformulating policy.

  • Looking at the current maize conditions, the country may have an above average crop- South Africa

    Looking at the current maize conditions, the country may have an above average crop

  • AGRITRENDS Crops- February 2020- South Africa

    Maize market trends- The jury is still out when it comes to the impact the coronavirus outbreak in China will have on SA agricultural commodities.

  • In-field sensor amalgamates growth metrics

    California company Arable tries to make weather, crop, and soil data more accessible and actionable.

  • Delayed rains, but South Africa’s 2019/20 summer crop looks promising-

    South Africa’s Crop Estimates Committee releases its first estimate of the country’s 2019/20 summer crop harvest today

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