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125 GRAANGIDS 2017 GRAIN GUIDE
Estie de Villiers
Editor
Tel: 081 236 0534
Cell: 083 490 9449
Johan Smit
Managing editor
Tel: 018 468 2716
Cell: 082 553 7806
Dr Dirk Strydom
Manager: Grain Economics
and Marketing
Tel: 086 004 7246
Cell: 082 852 4810
SA Graan/Grain Focus on themes for 2017
Grain SA’s mouthpiece and your knowledge partner
The magazine published monthly by Grain SA, SA Graan/Grain, not only supplies current and spe-
cialised subject matter to members, but also serves as the organisation’s mouthpiece. SA Graan/
Grain is representative of all the oilseeds and grain commodities and the editorial content focuses
on relevant subjects and important issues.
Grain SA finds it important to continuously communicate with its members and SA Graan/Grain
is mailed directly to grain producers and key role-players in agriculture every month. Various
agricultural colleges, government institutions, universities and libraries also receive copies of this
semi-commercial magazine. SA Graan/Grain is available as an online version in a flipping book
format. Visit
SA Graan/Grain is accredited by the Audit Bureau of Circulations (ABC), which means that the
magazine’s circulation figures are measured and audited independently. This semi-commercial
magazine is a cost-effective national advertising medium offering an effective, efficient platform
for advertisers. Relevant monthly focus supplements offer additional opportunities to advertisers
– allowing them an opportunity to share information about their products and services
with readers.
Jurgen van Onselen
Advertising co-ordinator
Tel: 021 976 4482
Cell: 082 417 3874
January Grain Guide
February Groundnuts
Canola
March Seed
Eastern regional focus (Gauteng, Mpumalanga, Limpopo, KwaZulu-Natal)
Weed control on winter grains
ARC cultivar supplement (winter grains)
April Grain SA’s NAMPO Harvest Day
May Western regional focus (Free State, North West, Northern Cape)
Weapons and hunting
June Looking back at NAMPO Harvest Day
Grain (handling/ acquisition/storing and logistics)
July Fertilisation
August Implements and equipment
Soybeans
September Integrated pest control
October Winter grain regional focus (Southern and Western Cape)
Irrigation
November ARC cultivar supplement (maize, sunflowers and soybeans)
Outdoors and travel
December General