South Africa’s winter wheat harvest for the 2026-27 season is projected to drop to its lowest level in eight years, driving up reliance on global wheat imports despite overall growth in other winter c...

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 abundant grains, fruit and vegetables are keeping food prices low, while foot-and-mouth disease, rising fuel costs and an expected El Niño loom.

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The Niño forecasts for the next summer crop season are stronger.

There are still ample supplies in the silos across the country after a record harvest, but concerns about the effects of El Niño on the season ahead seem to be driving up commodity prices.…

There is much positive sentiment in South Africa's agriculture sector but there are a number of serious risks lurking.

We are less than a month away from the typical start of the summer grain season in South Africa’s eastern regions.

There has been much debate over the necessity of BRICS – the countries of the Global South, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – since it is largely a political group, miles apart geographi...

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

I am in the Springbok Plains area in Limpopo this morning with agricultural technology suppliers.

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We have generally seen China as a key market for expanding blueberry exports.

South Africa bought a lot of wheat from Poland between October 2025 and early September 2026.

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