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Geopolitical tensions and restrictive trade policies constitute a significant risk factor in global agriculture.
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At the end of September, South Africa closed its 2023-24 marketing year for wheat.
Government and industry’s efforts to control animal disease spread must be lauded
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The past three years have been challenging for South Africa's livestock and poultry industry because of the spread of animal diseases.
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South Africa’s agriculture and agribusiness sectors have a broader responsibility for food security beyond our borders.
Growth through exports
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There is consensus amongst South African agribusinesses, farmers, and the government that the path to growing South Africa's agricultural sector must include a strong focus on exports.
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Like many other sectors of the economy, South Africa's agriculture has shown signs of improving optimism since the start of the Government of the National Unity (GNU), which has fueled confidence levels about the path forward.
- Some optimism about South Africa's 2024-25 winter crop production
- The impact of the mid-summer drought on South Africa's 2023-24 crop continues to bite
- South Africa agriculture must refresh its export strategy for this new era
- South Africa must focus on China and the Middle East for agricultural trade and investments
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