All Things Grain in SA

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All Things Grain in SA brings you grounded conversations on what really shapes South Africa’s grain sector. From production outlooks and market trends to policy decisions, input costs and on-the-ground realities, we unpack the issues that matter most to grain producers. Featuring Grain SA leadership, farmers, economists and key decision-makers - including government - this podcast connects the field to the policy table with clear insights, honest dialogue and producer-focused perspective.

Episodes

  1. 5 FEB

    The State of Grain: Power, Policy & the Future of SA Food Security

    Grain underpins South Africa’s food system - but the pressures on producers have never been greater. In the launch episode of Grain SA’s new podcast, we sit down with John Steenhuisen, Minister of Agriculture, to unpack the realities facing South African grain producers and the policy decisions shaping the sector’s future. From food security and input costs to market competitiveness, transformation, and government’s role in enabling sustainable production, this conversation cuts through the noise and gets straight to what matters - on the ground and at policy level. This episode sets the tone for All Things Grain in SA: real conversations, credible voices, and honest insights into the issues that affect producers, value chains, and the country as a whole.

    20 min
  • 1 Episode

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All Things Grain in SA brings you grounded conversations on what really shapes South Africa’s grain sector. From production outlooks and market trends to policy decisions, input costs and on-the-ground realities, we unpack the issues that matter most to grain producers. Featuring Grain SA leadership, farmers, economists and key decision-makers - including government - this podcast connects the field to the policy table with clear insights, honest dialogue and producer-focused perspective.

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    Grain SA
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