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Category: Wheat
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Local and Imported Wheat Quality Reviewed
Wheat samples of the 2019/2020 season were the first crop survey to be graded according to the latest bread wheat grading regulations published in the Government Gazette No. 42862, dated 29 November 2019.
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New Wheat Crop Quality Report 2019/2020
The SAGL is proud to announce the release of the Wheat Crop Quality Report for 2019/2020. This report provides the results of the twenty-second annual wheat crop quality survey performed by the SAGL.
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Quality Of The 2018/19 Season’s Local Wheat Crop
The 2018/19 season represented the twenty-first annual wheat crop quality survey. The aim of these surveys is to accumulate commercial wheat crop quality data on a national level to assist industry in decision making processes.
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Quality Of The 2018/19 Season’s Imported Wheat
Monitoring the quality of imported wheat is important to the entire wheat value chain, since South Africa relies on imports to supply local demand. During the period 1 October 2017 to 30 September 2018, 231 samples of wheat imported for local use and representing 2 173 234 tons of wheat, were received from eleven countries and analysed by the Southern African Grain Laboratory NPC
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Quality of the 2018/2019 Season’s Wheat Crop Examined
The 2018/2019 season represented the 21st annual wheat crop quality survey. The aim of these surveys is to accumulate commercial wheat crop quality data on a national level to assist the industry in decision-making processes. A total of 337 wheat crop samples from 28 different regions throughout the wheat producing areas of South Africa were graded and analysed.
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Wheat Production Overview
The commercial wheat crop of the 2017/18 season was set at 1,535 million tons, which is 375 000 tons (19,6%) lower than the previous season’s crop and also 16% lower than the ten-year production average of 1 826 800 tons (2007/08 to 2016/17 seasons).
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National Wheat Crop Quality of the 2017/18 Season
Wheat contributed 79% to the total winter cereal crop production in South Africa during the 2017/18 production season. The Southern African Grain Laboratory NPC (SAGL) received and analysed 304 samples to provide as best possible a proportional representation of the production of wheat in all the different production regions.
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Imported Wheat: 200 Samples From 10 Countries Analysed
South Africa is a net importer of wheat and relies on imports to supply local demand. During the 2016/17
season 934 765 tons of wheat were imported for local use. This figure constitutes an almost 55% decrease compared to the severe drought stricken 2015/16 season.
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Local and Imported: Wheat Quality Scrutinised
Wheat contributed 79% to the total winter cereal crop production in South Africa during the 2017/2018 production season. The Southern African Grain Laboratory (SAGL) received and analysed 304 samples to provide as best possible a proportional representation of the production of wheat in all the different production regions.
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Kwaliteitsresultate van 2016/’17 se Koringoes
Altesaam 337 koringmonsters wat 24 van die graanproduksiestreke verteenwoordig is deur die SA Graanlaboratorium ontvang en ontleed vir die kwaliteitsontleding van die 2016’17-koringoes. Kommersiële graanopbergers het 316 monsters geneem en in gestuur en 21 monsters was direkte lewerings aan koringmeulens.
