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The challenge for 2024, if SA is up to it, will be to cut spending in areas where it's wasteful and keep the taps open where money is being routed to critical social welfare and infrastructure. To do this likely requires a restructuring of the public sector by closing redundant government departments and reducing headcount, as well as scrapping a host of smaller spending programmes that don’t add value to the economy. The inflation outlook is favourable over the medium term, and this will give the SARB room to lower lending rates in the second half of 2024 and in 2025. We expect around 75 basis points of cuts as a baseline view," said Christie Viljoen, economist and senior manager at PwC in SA.
Die jaar 2024 gaan waarskynlik nog moeiliker wees want die probleme moet opgelos word om Suid Afrika op 'n bestendige pad te plaas - dis hier waar ons slim, hardwerkende en eerlike mense nodig het. Doeners en die praters nie. Ons moet opbou wat die regering in 30 jaar tot in die grond bestuur het. Dit is geen geheim nie dat ons land die volle ontwikkelingspektrum insluit: van die mees gesofistikeerde finansiële stelsels ter wêreld tot tradisionele ruilhandel in landelike gebiede; van verbruikers wat alleenlik kos eet wat as organies gesertifiseer is tot huishoudings wat beswaarlik die mees basiese items kan bekostig. Die middelman loop op die oomblik met al die wins rond.
The weather forecasters, including the South African Weather Service, have consistently painted a promising picture that rain may continue until early March 2024, when the El-Nino-induced dryness may begin. These promising production conditions favour broader field crops, horticulture, and livestock and poultry subsectors. The one aspect worth monitoring is heat levels or temperatures. The South African Weather Service has recently signalled that "Minimum and maximum temperatures are expected to be mostly above-normal countrywide." Given the challenging conditions and excessive heat presented to farmers in the northern hemisphere, this will be something livestock and poultry farmers will have to watch and try to find ways to minimize animal heat stress.
Dis die laaste week van 2023- Dit is kom kommer tyd- Maar op die plase word daar gewerk - Dit het lekker gereen oor groot dele van die somerreenval gebiede- maar in die Verre Weste is dit nog droog. Brande kom oral voor en baie skade is aangerig. Intussen word ons boere nog steeds aangeval en koelbloedig vermoor. Ons span is volgende week op pad Namibia toe en sal ook in Botswana 'n draai maak. Selde was die Suid-Afrikaanse politieke omgewing so onseker soos tydens 2020. Kombinasies van politieke, ekonomiese en sosiale omstandighede berei tans die terrein voor vir radikale politieke verandering en talle politieke en ekonomiese kommentators is uiters bekommerd oor selfs die korter-termyntoekoms van Suid-Afrika.
Dit is uiters belangrik dat meer Landbou ekonome uit die bestaande Landbouorganisasies na vore tree en meer deelneem en inligting deurgee aan die media- Ons sien te min van ons landbouorganisasies se ekonome wat in werklikheid die ware landbouers van Suid Afrika verteenwoordig. Daar moet meer opinies gelig word en daar moet meer van die Ekonome beskikbaar wees op gereelde grondslag. Die algemene media in Suid Afrika wat nie veel weet van Landbou nie- moet 'n wye toegang he tot inligting van verskeie oorde. Landbou moet sy onafhanklikheid behou. Niemand kan eintlik namens onafhanklike familieboerderye praat nie- hierdie boerderye het hulle welvaart geskep deur die jare en het in baie gevalle geen media blootstelling nodig nie. Dis die Familieboerderye se eie keuse om aan 'n organisasie te behoort. LEES MEER
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The challenge for 2024, if SA is up to it, will be to cut spending in areas where it's wasteful and keep the taps open where money is being routed to critical social welfare and infrastructure. To do this likely requires a restructuring of the public sector by closing redundant government departments and reducing headcount, as well as scrapping a host of smaller spending programmes that don’t add value to the economy. READ MORE
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CRA MEDIA is tans besig met die ontwikkeling van 3 nuwe insetels vir ons mediums. Ons gaan binnekort ook toetree tot ander mediums wat Landbou op nog 'n beter vlak sal neem. Ons internasionale vennote wil baie graag betrokke raak by ons mediums. Ons span is baie kreatief en is altyd besig met nuwe idees en programme- Ons is tans besig met die beplanning van 'n baie eksklusiewe program een sy soort. Ons sal eersdaags ons nuwe Ekonomiese afdeling in plek.
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Did you know that water is very important for the health of your herd? It's essential to ensure that your herd has access to large amounts of fresh water. Depending on the grazing conditions, mature animals typically need forty-five to fifty litres of water daily. The typical ratio of water intake to the amount of food cattle consume is 1:2. Contaminated or dirty water can negatively impact both water consumption and the overall health of the animals. Keep in mind that if water is unavailable, your cattle won't eat.
Die African Transformation Movement voer aan die Suid-Afrikaanse openbare ondernemings-minister, Pravin Gordhan, se ampstermyn het saamgeval met die mislukking van verskeie staatsondernemings, wat bygedra het tot die haglike ekonomiese landskap in die land.
South Africa’s agricultural sector is grappling with a significant crisis as a series of livestock thefts, attributed to suspected Basotho nationals, have rocked the industry between October and December 2023.
South Africa needs to invest R1 trillion to repair its deteriorating water infrastructure and upgrade it to ensure it can meet the growing demand of the country’s population.
Foreign parties bought an estimated 3.4 million acres of farmland in 2022, prompting an 8% increase in foreign-owned land year-on-year, Reuters reports. Colorado, Alabama and Michigan saw the biggest increases, with Canada remaining the largest investor.
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UN estimates that by 2050 global food production will have to increase by close to 70% if we want to feed the world. With our dietary choices already harming the planet, how will we pull this off? -
After increasing for several years, sales of agricultural machinery reached multi-decade highs in 2022, largely due to good harvests and high agricultural commodity prices that boosted farmers' incomes. Retail sales data shows that new tractor sales in 2022 were the highest in 40 years.
Bayer Crop Science se opname onder 800 boere wêreldwyd het ’n reeks behoeftes uitgelig om hulle te help om die volhoubaarheidsdoelwitte wat verbruikers en regerings van hulle verwag, te bereik.
In just five years we have gone from an oversupply of fossil fuels to a critical shortage of the one fuel we need for everything — diesel. Diesel has been reliably powering trucks, heavy machinery, farming and mining for more than a century. Its high-energy density and ease of transport have made it the fuel of choice for everything from shipping to the military to backup power generation.
A multinational investment bank says that marijuana has become a “formidable competitor” to alcohol, projecting that nearly 20 million more people will regularly consume cannabis over the next five years as booze loses a couple million drinkers. It also says marijuana sales are estimated to reach $37 billion in 2027 as more state markets come online.
A multinational investment bank says that marijuana has become a “formidable competitor” to alcohol, projecting that nearly 20 million more people will regularly consume cannabis over the next five years as booze loses a couple million drinkers. It also says marijuana sales are estimated to reach $37 billion in 2027 as more state markets come online.
This year has been one of Eskom’s worst in terms of generation performance, resulting in South Africans experiencing more load-shedding hours than in the previous five years combined. Load-shedding is estimated to have cost R224bn between 2020 and 2022 and the cost this year is likely to be much higher. By the end of September Eskom had already shed 14,600GWh of energy.
