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“President Jacob Zumawas not mincing hiswordswhen he said
the agriculture sector must create
1million jobs by 2030
.
The President has thrown hisweight behindmany agriculture
driven projects, most notably endorsing our drive to plant a
million hectares of land in communal areas. The President
has also stressed the importance of partnerships to
achieve these results.“
–SENZENI ZOKWANA (MINISTEROFAGRICULTURE, FORESTRYAND FISHERIES)
ATTHEAGRI SACONGRESSON 17OCTOBER 2014
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Diegrootte vandiegrondwaaropRalphSwart, GraanSA/Absa se
NuweEraKommersiëleBoer van 2014, in 1979beginboer het. Vandag
verbouhy 2 300habyElim indieWes-Kaap,met ‘ngemiddelde
opbrengs van 3 tonper hektaar.
73000
The amount of jobs agriculture shedduring the first
quarter of 2014. “The ideal of creating an additional
1million jobopportunities in agricultureby 2030
will
not be achievedwithin the currentmilieuof reckless strikes
andwhere entry level labour costs have escalated sharply
due to statutory interventions.”
– FROMTHEPRESIDENTIALADDRESSOF JOHANNESMÖLLERTHATHEDELIVEREDAT
THEAGRI SACONGRESSON 16OCTOBER 2014
Hoewel die swaargewigVSA-mieliebedryf spogmet ‘nwesenlikegewigsvoordeel, kompeteer Suid-Afrikamoedigomdieselfdemark.
DieVSA segemiddeldemielie-opbrengs staan tans op 10,93 ton/ha terwyl Suid-Afrikamaar inweegop 5,32 ton/ha.
Although theheavyweight USAmaize industryboasts a substantialweight advantage, SouthAfrica courageously competes
for the samemarket. TheUSA averagemaize yield currently stands at 10,93 tons/ha,whileSouthAfricamerelyweighs in at 5,32 tons/ha.
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November 2014
Sub-SaharaAfrika se ekonomie sal vanjaar
metmeer as
5%
groei, terwyl Suid-Afrika se
verwagte groeikoers slegs 1,5% is.
–UIT JOHANNESMÖLLERSEPRESIDENTSREDEBYAGRI SASEKONGRESVANJAAR
2%YEAR-ON-YEAR
World total grains consumption is projected to
grow by 2% year-on-year, withmuch of the
increase for animal feed, particularlymaize.
– INTERNATIONALGRAINSCOUNCIL’SGRAINMARKETREPORTON 25SEPTEMBER 2014
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