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Does South Africa's agriculture have any future in global markets in the face of deepening geopolitical frictions among major economies?
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Now that South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has concluded a state visit to China, a country with much promise for deepening agricultural trade, the next stop should be the Middle East. Before transitioning to the Middle East, let's briefly examine China's agricultural trade.
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By this time next month, the fields across the eastern regions of South Africa will likely be busy.
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South Africa's 2024-25 winter crop season is underway, and some regions of the Western Cape (the largest province for winter crops), have received excellent rains so far.
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It is hard to discuss global agriculture without mentioning China.
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South Africa's agricultural growth in the first thirty years of the democratic era has been supported, among other things, by two pivotal interventions. The first was a deliberate and concerted strategy to invest in genetics for crops, horticulture, and livestock.
