Suid Afrika -Weeklikse Landbou Nuusoorsig -  Weekly Agriculture News Summary  11th October 2023

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The South African Poultry Association (SAPA) says its members will also be reducing exports of table eggs, which will be diverted to local supermarkets and restaurants as the country grapples with its worst-ever bird flu outbreak. In addition, all local eggs earmarked for processing to create liquid egg products, often used in industrial baking, will be held back for use as table eggs. SAPA is also planning to rebuild poultry flocks destroyed by the disease and will be fast-tracking the import of fertile hatchery eggs. Balane said it would take up to 16 to 18 months for the industry to make up for the 30% of production it has effectively lost. Last week, SAPA estimated that the industry had culled in excess of 5 million commercial layer birds and 2.5 million breeder birds.

Die Chinese regering onder leiding van president Xi Jinping werk uiters strategies om Westerse belange stelselmatig op elke kontinent te verswak. Dreigemente om Taiwan te annekseer dwing die VSA om militêre en ander hulpbronne na die Stille Oseaan-gebied te kanaliseer. Die realiteit is dat die wêreld reeds ʼn tydperk van wesenlike onstabiliteit ervaar, wat tot meer konflik, staatsgrepe, konflik en selfs oorloë lei. Demokrasie is op die agtervoet met meer lande wat minder demokraties raak as dié waar die demokrasie versterk word. In onstabiele tye, en veral wanneer stabiele magte, in hierdie geval die Weste en veral die VSA, besig is om te verswak en arm aan leierskap is, gebruik groepe, individue en lande met duistere motiewe die geleentheid om geopolitieke skuiwe in hulle guns te maak.

The world confronts the weakest medium-term growth outlook in three decades amid high debt levels, fragmented trade, and the prospect of higher-for-longer interest rates. In this environment, the IMF is redoubling its efforts to promote stability and growth. All countries grapple with uncertainty from shocks related to the pandemic, war in Ukraine, and transformational challenges such as climate change and digitalization. Several emerging market and developing countries have shown remarkable resilience. But many—especially low-income countries—are increasingly vulnerable amid tighter financial conditions, limited policy room for maneuver, and dwindling buffers. These countries also face a funding squeeze, heightened food insecurity, and a slower convergence toward higher living standards. High debt burdens and a sharp increase in debt servicing costs—exceeding 40 percent of revenues in several highly indebted countries—leave little space for social spending and growth-enhancing investment. This adversely impacts debt sustainability and social stability.

Die onmiddellike en voor die hand liggende gevolge van Hamas se onverwagse vuurpylaanval op Israel is die verdere verswakking van die rand teenoor die dollar en ’n opwaartse neiging in die brandstofprys, sê John Purchase, voormalige hoof van die landbousakekamer Agbiz. Hy sê die totale impak van dié geweld sal nie so voorspelbaar en direk wees as wat dit was toe Rusland Oekraïne ingeval het nie. Op lang termyn kan dit egter erger wees. Die rand is reeds onder druk ná die aanval, sê Dawie Roodt, hoofekonoom van die Efficient Group. Hy voeg by hoewel dit in wêreldterme ’n betreklik klein geldeenheid is, word dit nogal wyd verhandel en is die eenheid ’n goeie barometer van internasionale risiko-aptyt. Die feit dat die rand dadelik teruggesak het teenoor die dollar toe die wêreld van die aanval op Israel te hore gekom het, dui daarop dat onsekerheid oor die wêreldekonomie aan die toeneem is.

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By 2045, the destruction will be complete unless we act now to stop the inevitable annihilation of nature and life on Earth. Let’s put things into perspective, in comparison to protecting nature, carbon mitigation, windmills and electric cars are almost a joke.  We will have lost 80%-90% of all plankton by 2045, and the oceans will become more acidic, with a pH of 7.95. We will then lose all remaining whales, seals, birds, and fish, as well as a food supply for 2 billion people. Life on Earth will change; indeed, life on Earth may become impossible. READ MORE 

The ongoing load shedding and power disruptions have put tremendous pressure and additional costs on the industry, which makes producing poultry products extremely expensive. One company (Astral Foods) has spent an additional R919 million as a result of load shedding alone. This has obviously had a significant impact on the profitability and sustainability of the company.
Now to make matters worse – the local poultry industry has been hit with a major avian influenza epidemic. READ MORE 

Climate change is making farming increasingly complex, as is a growing body of international laws and regulations governing the export of farm produce. Apart from allowing farmers to move away from the obvious risks in monoculture – soil degradation, pest infestations, biodiversity loss, and more – agritourism can help them broaden their revenue streams and improve their financial stability.By expanding their core business to include agritourism, farmers can put more money in their bank accounts and create new agritourism roles. This will increase job opportunities, which are sorely needed in South Africa - plagued as it is by high unemployment. ANDRIES WIESE - ( agrinewsnet.co.za)

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ONS BOERE-  ONS LANDBOUERS van Suid Afrika is die prooi van lafhartige barbare wat geen reg het op bestaan agv van hulle haat en vernietiging nie-  Mense wat geen respek het vir enige mens se lewe nie  Die mense word opgestook deur militante sogenaamde leiers wat nog nooit iets gebou of ontwikkel het nie. Hulle is net daarop uit om te buit en om te vernietig. Meeste van hulle is uitstekende buite band aanstekers. Inteendeel dis dalk al wat hulle suksesvol kan doen. Die barbare weet dat hulle nie die vermoe het om enigsins 'n bydrae te lewer tot Suid Afrika en sy mense nie- en daarom vernietig hulle liewers alles soos in die res van Afrika. Die oorgrote meerderheid van Suid Afrikaners wil werk, wil bou en in liefde en vrede lewe. Daar is plek vir elkeen onder die son.   "  Wees wakker - wees paraat - moenie terugstaan nie -Verdedig julleself en pas julle gesinne op. 

 

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South Africa exhibits a unique distribution of languages. 24,4% of households speak isiZulu, which remained the most spoken language between 1996 and 2022. This is followed by isiXhosa (16,3%) and Afrikaans (10,6%). SA is home to 62-million people as of 2022, more than 10-million more than the 51.7-million counted in 2011. Of these, more than half — 31,948-million or 51.5% — are female and 30,078-million are male. The population increase represents a population growth rate of 1.8% a year since the 2011 census, the largest growth rate since full population counts began in 1996. The first census, conducted that year, counted 40.6-million people. Whites, regardless of gender, reported the highest post-school education levels, followed by the Indian/Asian population, with half the number of post-school qualifications as whites. African and coloured population groups reported post-school education enrolment of 11.5%, which is below the national average. The post-school enrolment rate, the census found, is nearly double that for Indian/Asians and four times that for whites, Stats SA said.

 

Wine Business Solutions has just released its annual direct-to-customer (DtC) benchmarking report which compares Australian, New Zealand and South African performance with US data – Taking the Direct Route 2023.

 

 

The agriculture IoT market is projected to register a CAGR of 10% during the forecast period, up from US$ 11.5 Bn in 2021 to reach a valuation of US$ 32.8 Bn by 2032. The agriculture IoT market is anticipated to show promising growth prospects during the forecast period as a result of growing competition.

 

 

Thoko Didiza, Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development, said her department will be more efficient at issuing import permits for egg products as the highly contagious avian influenza causes egg shortages in northern South Africa.

 

 

 

Die onmiddellike en voor die hand liggende gevolge van Hamas se onverwagse vuurpylaanval op Israel is die verdere verswakking van die rand teenoor die dollar en ’n opwaartse neiging in die brandstofprys, sê John Purchase, voormalige hoof van die landbousakekamer Agbiz.

 

 

 

SAPA is also planning to rebuild poultry flocks destroyed by the disease and will be fast-tracking the import of fertile hatchery eggs. Balane said it would take up to 16 to 18 months for the industry to make up for the 30% of production it has effectively lost. Last week, SAPA estimated that the industry had culled in excess of 5 million commercial layer birds and 2.5 million breeder birds.

 

 

Unless South Africa is prepared to accept a future where chicken become a luxury foodstuff, it cannot be business as usual in the face of the unprecedented avian flu (Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, HPAI) that is currently decimating our poultry industry.

 

 

The final price increases for petrol and diesel in October are higher than expected last week. The diesel price has increased by R1,96/litre and petrol will be between R1,08 and R1,14 more expensive.

 

 

FirstRand released its annual remuneration report for 2023 – revealing how much the group’s top execs earned over the last financial year, which includes the CEOs of FirstRand, FNB, and RMB. For the year ending June 2023, FirstRand reported a 12% growth in headline earnings to R36.7 billion, with net asset value up 10% to R180.7 billion. 

 

 

Die kwik het sedert begin Oktober skerp gestyg, wat daarop dui die winter is verby. Hoë temperature het die laaste tyd dele van Sentraal-Suid-Afrika getref. Selfs die Bethlehem-omgewing in die Oos-Vrystaat, wat gewoonlik deur meer koeler weer gekenmerk word, het temperature van tot 34 °C ervaar.

 

 

Daar is duidelike en oorvloedige bewyse dat hominiene, ons voorvaders, ongeveer vier miljoen jaar gelede begin het om vleis te eet, het prof Neil Mann van die Melbourne universiteit tydens ‘n voorlegging by die onlangse beraad oor die rol van vleis in die gemeenskap in Dublin gesê.

 

 

Toenemende vrese van droogtes het boere in Australië genoop om hul veegetalle te verminder, wat tesame met ‘n laer verbruikersvraag en bottelnekke by vleisverwerkers daartoe gelei het dat skaap- en beespryse in Australië geval het.

Matome Solly Letsaolo, wat al 11 jaar in Lenyeye in Tzaneen met groente en vrugte boer, sê hy word al vir langer as twee weke deur gemeenskappe rondom die plaas geteister. En terwyl sy plaas bykans leeggedra word, sê hy, staan die polisie hande gevou. “Dit is ʼn seisoen waar ons groen mango’s vir atjar oes. Mense uit gemeenskappe van verskillende dorpe is deur iemand beïnvloed om al my mango’s en ander waardevolle items ter waarde van meer as R1 miljoen te steel. “Ek het die hele jaar se inkomste in ʼn kwessie van ʼn week verloor en ondanks herhaalde oproepe na die polisie word niks hieraan gedoen nie.”

 

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White maize

R 4 020,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-10

-2.38 %

R 4 118,00

Yellow maize

R 3 870,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-10

-3.37 %

R 4 005,00

Soybeans

R 9 135,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-10

-1.93 %

R 9 315,00

Sunflower seed

R 8 805,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-10

-1.69 %

R 8 956,00

Wheat

R 6 193,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-10

-0.16 %

R 6 203,00

Sorghum (IPP)

R 6 473,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-06

12.40 %

R 5 759,00

Groundnuts (IPP)

R 37 486,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-06

4.03 %

R 36 033,00

Cotton

R 13 348,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-06

4.62 %

R 12 759,00

Soy Meal

R 8 004,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-06

-2.44 %

R 8 204,00

Lusern (Grade 1)

R 3 450,00

per Metric Ton

2023-10-06

-21.59 %

R 4 400,00

Product Name

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Bananas

R 12,09

per Kg

2023-10-06

6.43 %

R 11,36

Apples

R 10,82

per Kg

2023-10-06

1.88 %

R 10,62

Oranges

R 6,31

per Kg

2023-10-06

18.61 %

R 5,32

Avocados

R 19,63

per Kg

2023-10-06

9.91 %

R 17,86

Grapes

R 93,50

per Kg

2023-10-06

-15.64 %

R 110,84

Mangos

R 9,71

per Kg

2023-10-06

-38.51 %

R 15,79

Pears

R 10,43

per Kg

2023-10-06

0.29 %

R 10,40

Pineapples

R 9,52

per Kg

2023-10-06

12.93 %

R 8,43

Peaches

R 48,88

per Kg

2023-10-06

12.11 %

R 43,60

Lemons

R 4,86

per Kg

2023-10-06

4.52 %

R 4,65

Nectarines

R 49,86

per Kg

2023-10-06

-4.88 %

R 52,42

Naartjies

R 8,27

per Kg

2023-10-06

-3.84 %

R 8,60

Blueberries

R 86,85

per Kg

2023-10-06

-1.01 %

R 87,74

 

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Potatoes

R 127,25

per 10Kg

2023-10-06

5.13 %

R 121,04

Tomatoes

R 12,09

per Kg

2023-10-06

30.28 %

R 9,28

Carrots

R 3,90

per Kg

2023-10-06

3.17 %

R 3,78

Onions

R 4,98

per Kg

2023-10-06

-8.29 %

R 5,43

Cabbage

R 2,08

per Kg

2023-10-06

-16.80 %

R 2,50

Garlic

R 84,45

per Kg

2023-10-06

2.40 %

R 82,47

Spinach

R 2,09

per Kg

2023-10-06

-23.44 %

R 2,73

Sweet Potatoes

R 9,18

per Kg

2023-10-06

7.49 %

R 8,54

Peppers

R 22,94

per Kg

2023-10-06

-5.21 %

R 24,20

Chillies

R 12,16

per Kg

2023-10-06

13.12 %

R 10,75

Pumpkins

R 11,10

per Kg

2023-10-06

23.33 %

R 9,00

Mushrooms

R 89,12

per Kg

2023-10-06

-10.80 %

R 99,91

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Sheep A2/3

R 83,25

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.61 %

R 83,76

Feeder Lamb (Dual Purpose)

R 38,26

per Kg

2023-10-06

-1.42 %

R 38,81

Sheep AB2/3

R 74,69

per Kg

2023-10-06

1.98 %

R 73,24

Sheep B2/3

R 62,79

per Kg

2023-10-06

3.79 %

R 60,50

Sheep C2/3

R 60,28

per Kg

2023-10-06

3.75 %

R 58,10

Ave Wool - Non RWS

R 152,71

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.65 %

R 153,71

Ave Wool - RWS

R 167,36

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.18 %

R 167,66

 

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Beef A2/3

R 52,92

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.23 %

R 53,04

Weaners (200-250kg)

R 33,20

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.45 %

R 33,35

Beef AB2/3

R 52,08

per Kg

2023-10-06

1.68 %

R 51,22

Beef B2/3

R 47,51

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.61 %

R 47,80

Beef C2/3

R 45,60

per Kg

2023-10-06

-1.19 %

R 46,15

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Kids (under 30kg)

R 62,13

per kg

2023-10-06

8.69 %

R 57,16

Medium (30-40kg)

R 50,45

per kg

2023-10-06

3.70 %

R 48,65

Large (above 40kg)

R 48,94

per kg

2023-10-06

-17.51 %

R 59,33

Ewes (Goats)

R 41,82

per kg

2023-10-06

-13.56 %

R 48,38

 

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Poultry Frozen

R 36,64

per Kg

2023-10-06

2.43 %

R 35,77

Poultry fresh

R 36,74

per Kg

2023-10-06

6.31 %

R 34,56

Poultry IQF

R 32,95

per Kg

2023-10-06

-1.85 %

R 33,57

Poultry Average

R 35,44

per Kg

2023-10-06

2.34 %

R 34,63

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Pork Porkers

R 37,82

per Kg

2023-10-06

2.86 %

R 36,77

Pork Baconers

R 37,28

per Kg

2023-10-06

2.98 %

R 36,20

Pork Sausage

R 27,45

per Kg

2023-10-06

-0.04 %

R 27,46

Pork Average

R 36,43

per Kg

2023-10-06

2.27 %

R 35,62