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SA Agriculture Beat the Economy for a Decade – BFAP’s 2050 Outlook Looks at Choices Farmers Now Face

South African agriculture has grown by an average of 3% a year since 2012, outpacing the broader economy's less than 1%. But the Bureau for Food and Agricultural Policy’s Baseline 2026 report, which for the first time extends its outlook to 2050, warns the next decade demands critical decisions. Climate variability, animal disease, infrastructure constraints, port bottlenecks and rising input costs threaten growth, while the country’s food-secur…

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Due to persistent drought, rape and grain farmers reaped around ten percent less this summer. Agriculture Minister Alois Rainer announces further financial support.

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Drought, crop collapses and rising costs put many German farms in distress. Minister of Agriculture Alois Rainer sees food security at risk - and announces far-reaching steps.

Because of the heat and drought, the harvest was disappointing in many places, which is why Minister of Agriculture Rainer is promising financial aid to the farms.

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