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South Africa - Cape Town - 1 September 2020 - Canola fields near Durbanville. According to an article by Wandile Sihlobo for Agricultural Economics Today "...the good rains that the Western Cape received over the past couple of months will have a meaningful contribution to South Africa’s 2020/21 winter crop production. The data released by the Crop Estimates Committee on August 27 shows that South Africa’s 2020/21 wheat, barley and canola production could increase by 28% y/y, 46% y/y and 29%, respectively, to 1.96 million tonnes, 505 215 tonnes and 122 820 tonnes. The aforementioned wheat harvest will be the largest in a decade, while barley and canola harvests are the largest on record Picture: Henk Kruger/African News Agency(ANA)

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South Africa Today 03 Sept 2020
South Africa - Cape Town - 1 September 2020 - Canola fields near Durbanville. According to an article by Wandile Sihlobo for Agricultural Economics Today "...the good rains that the Western Cape received over the past couple of months will have a meaningful contribution to South Africa’s 2020/21 winter crop production. The data released by the Crop Estimates Committee on August 27 shows that South Africa’s 2020/21 wheat, barley and canola production could increase by 28% y/y, 46% y/y and 29%, respectively, to 1.96 million tonnes, 505 215 tonnes and 122 820 tonnes. The aforementioned wheat harvest will be the largest in a decade, while barley and canola harvests are the largest on record Picture: Henk Kruger/African News Agency(ANA)