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DIT IS HOE ONS ’N GROEIENDE

BEVOLKING GAAN VOED

20 jaar van produksie

op meer as 2,5 miljard

hektaar wêreldwyd

GEEN NADELIGE GEVOLGE

GEDOKUMENTEER

VOEDSELPRODUKSIEBEDREIGING

VINNIGE BEVOLKINGSGROEI

ONS PROBLEEM

Klimaatsverandering

Beperkte en krimpende

hulpbronne

Plae

DIE OPLOSSING

GM-GEWASSE

Plantvariëteite wat die volgende bied:

• Groter oes

• Doeltreffender gebruik van hulpbronne

• Insekverdraagsaamheid

• Onkruiddoderverdraagsaamheid

• Groter biodiversiteit

• Verhoogde opbrengs

Beter saad help boere om

meer te

produseer, terwyl hul minder gebruik

WAT KRY JY?

Voordele van GM-gewasse:

Verhoogde

voedselsekerheid

Verminderde

kweekhuisgasse

Afname

in plaag- en

onkruiddodergebruik

GENOEG GESONDE VOEDSEL

Verhoogde

volhoubaarheid

https://populationpyramid.net/south-africa/2025/

https://www.statssa.gov.za/publications/P0302/P03022015.pdf

Globaal in 2016 het 18 miljoen boere in

26 lande 185,1 miljoen hektaar

GM-gewasse geplant. (ISAAA.2016).

Sedert 1996 is die gebruik van

plaagdoders met 581.4 kg aktiewe

bestanddeel verminder en die

omgewingsimpak gemeet deur die

omgewingsimpak-kwosiënt (EIK-)aanwyser,

het met 18.5% gedaal. (Brookes & Barfoot)

Teen

2025

sal daar

4 MILJOEN

meer monde wees om te voed.

Dit is

7 MILJOEN

meer as

2010

.

3427

babas word elke dag gebore,

dit is

3

meer monde om te voed elke minuut.

A18737

A total number of 93 samples of wheat im­

ported from eleven countries were received

for analysis. Wheat imported for purposes

other than bread baking (e.g. soft types for

biscuit making) is included.

18% of the samples had hectolitre mass

values below 77 kg/hl, compared to the 7%

and 3% of the previous two seasons. These

samples originated from the Russian Feder­

ation, Poland and the Ukraine, which report­

ed the lowest hectolitre mass values overall.

None of the imported samples reported fall­

ing number results below 220 sec. As in the

previous three seasons, the wheat import­

ed from Australia had the highest falling

number value.

The imported Canadian wheat again had

the highest protein content resulting in the

highest gluten content. In general, the im­

ported wheat had lower farinograph water

absorption values and shorter develop­

ment times than local wheat. Alveograph

strengths tended to be lower and the dis­

tensibility values shorter. Most of these

samples again showed a tendency towards

longer mixogram mixing times.

Composite samples of holds per shipment

per country were tested for the presence

of mycotoxin residues by means of a multi-

mycotoxin analysis. The mycotoxin results

did not raise any concerns. Deoxynivalenol

(DON) residues were observed on some

of the samples, but none of the levels ex­

ceeded national or international maximum

residue levels.

The amount of wheat imported for local

consumption so far during the current sea­

son (up to 10 August 2018), amounts to

1 815 759 tons according to SAGIS. Almost

35% of this wheat originated in the Rus­

sian Federation. The analysis of 151 sam­

ples have been completed to date. Similar

quality and mycotoxin trends as mentioned

above for the 2016/2017 season, are ob­

served on these imported wheat samples.

Visit our website,

www.sagl.co.za

, for de­

tailed results on local as well as imported

wheat quality surveys. The crop qual­

ity reports can also be downloaded in PDF

format.

Our sincere appreciation to the Winter Cereal Trust for financial support of this annual survey, to Agbiz Grain

members for providing the crop samples, as well as DAFF inspectors at the harbours for providing representative

samples of each shipment of imported wheat.

Local and

i ported

wheat quality

Relevant