Govt. Policy & Regulatory

Rising diesel and fertiliser prices threaten South Africa’s grain producers as global energy markets remain volatile.

Higher fertilizer prices linked to the Middle East conflict are forcing European farmers to rethink crop choices and cut fertilizer use.

Three day program in Kampala equips grain handlers with practical skills to manage pests and protect stored grain.

Farmers warn that rising costs and weak prices threaten the future of grain production in South Africa.

South Africa’s grain trade group warns that slow logistics and delayed approvals could raise costs as a large maize and soybean harvest approaches.