2018

GRAIN SA CELEBRATES SOUTH AFRICA’S DISTINGUISHED GRAIN PRODUCERS

12 Oct 2018 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE   Grain SA celebrated the cream of the crop at its annual gala awards evening, held at The Theatre on the Track in Midrand on Friday, 12 October 2018. Honouring the country’s top grain producers, this year’s awards ceremony commemorated the 19th year of the accolades and was attended

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Impact of NEMATODE PESTS in crop production

Impact of NEMATODE PESTS in crop production October 2018 Plant-parasitic nematodes (PPN) are microscopic roundworms that attack plant roots and other below-ground parts, but also stems and leaves. They are among the most widespread pests with over 4 000 species of plant-parasitic nematodes reported worldwide. In South Africa, about 455 species have been reported. However,

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CONSIDER THESE FACTORS WHEN PLANTING SOYBEANS

CONSIDER THESE FACTORS WHEN PLANTING SOYBEANS October 2018 Your summer crop programme planning might include more than one crop as well as the production of soybeans either within a dryland or irrigated crop rotation cycle. Some of the considerations for the ideal crop husbandry required would differ depending on whether dryland or irrigated production is

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SOYBEANS: What is on the horizon this coming season?

SOYBEANS: What is on the horizon this coming season? October 2018 Global soybean production for 2018/2019 is projected at 354,5 million tons. Brazil’s production is expected to remain flat at 117 million tons while Argentina, has recovered from the drought and it is expected that their production will increase by 17 million to 56 million

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Let’s talk about crop rotationIf you want different results you have to try different approaches

Let’s talk about crop rotation If you want different results you have to try different approaches October 2018 Crop rotation was a normal practice for farmers of the ancient world. During the Roman Empire farmers followed a system known as ‘food, feed and fallow’. They would divide their fields into three sections then plant a

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