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  • Sorghum and sunflower j.v. formed in South Africa

     
    SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, U.S. — S&W Seed Co. and AGT Foods Africa Pty Ltd. are partnering to form a new joint venture in South Africa that will produce and commercialize seed products in Africa. The new company will be called SeedVision SA Pty Ltd., and will be 50.1% owned by S&W and 49.9% owned by AGT Foods Africa.

  • Late rain, late start of South Africa sunflower seed plantings

    The optimal planting window opened at the beginning of this month in the sunflower seed growing areas, but it is still a fairly quiet period in the fields as the expected rainfall has not yet materialised in most areas. This is not much of an issue because the optimal planting window will open until early January 2019.

  • The next two weeks could bring positive change in sunflower seed growing areas South Africa

    There is still limited activity in the sunflower fields due to lower soil moisture on the back of drier weather conditions in the past couple of weeks.

  • Global focus – Trump’s meeting with Xi sends a positive message to the soybean market

    This week starts with a positive message for soybean markets as the White House indicates that China has agreed to start purchasing agricultural products from US farmers immediately.

  • Weather Concerns Boosting South African Grain Prices

    Noticing another notable move in the South African maize (white and yellow) and sunflower seed prices . Both nearest and new season contract month prices of these commodities increased by more than R100 a tonne from levels seen on Friday (December 7).

  • Spotlight on SA sunflower seed market -

    This week we have a series of domestic data releases. Yesterday SAGIS released its monthly figures, today the Crop Estimate Committee will publish its final production forecasts for 2017/18 sunflower seed crop and other summer crops, and producer deliveries data are due tomorrow.

  • South Africa maize hectares could be revised down further in the coming months

    Yesterday the Crop Estimate Committee’s summer grains preliminary plantings data showed that the area planted to maize is 2.3 million hectares.

  • Food insecurity could increase in Mozambique

    We rarely explore developments in Mozambique’s agricultural sector as the country is not a key contributor to Southern Africa’s staple foods production such as maize, sorghum and wheat. But the devastation caused by Tropical Cyclone Idai meant that Mozambique should not be overlooked this year due to possible food needs over the coming months.

  • Still no light in sight in South Africa wool industry trade matters

    It has been nearly two months since the Chinese authorities temporarily suspended South African wool imports because of the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak earlier in the year.

  • Toxic aldehydes detected in reheated oil.

    Researchers from the University of the Basque Country in Spain have been the first to discover the presence of certain aldehydes in food, which are believed to be related to some neurodegenerative diseases and some types of cancer.

  • South Africa agricultural trade surplus expands by 11% y/y in the first quarter of 2019

    If we do not write about South Africa’s first quarter of 2019 agricultural trade figures, one would assume that there have been limited positive developments in this sector as the past few months have been clouded by unwelcoming news.

  • Grain SA's Oilseed Market Commentary- South Africa

    Weekly Market Report- GrainSA

  • How Much Water It Takes To Make Your Favorite Foods

    Extensive drought has Californians thinking twice about running the tap while brushing their teeth or taking that 20-minute shower.

  • Opportunities and limits of import replacement for South African veggie oils

    South Africa’s agricultural sector is currently in another planning phase with the drafting of the Agriculture & Agro-processing Master Plan (AAMP).

  • The secret ultraviolet colours of sunflowers attract pollinators and preserve water

    Flowers are one of the most striking examples of diversity in nature, displaying myriad combinations of colours, patterns, shapes and scents.

  • Is Sunflower Oil Safe to Use in Cooking?- 2022

    For years we've been told that polyunsaturates like sunflower oil are better than butter for heart health. But are they really? We take a look at the healthiness of sunflower oil and the alternative options for those looking to avoid it.

  • Ukraine Sunflower Oil Crisis Hits Food From Chips to Cookies

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has disrupted the supply of almost half of the world’s sunflower oil exports, forcing companies to turn to less desirable alternatives such as palm oil in products ranging from potato chips to cookies. 

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