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Markoorsig vir die 2017/2018-produksieseisoen

Market overview for the 2017/2018 production season

se gemiddelde opbrengs vir die seisoen was 1,8 t/ha teenoor die vorige

seisoen se 3,4 t/ha.

Grafiek 9

toon die koringoppervlakte aangeplant,

produksie en gemiddelde opbrengs sedert die 1990/1991-seisoen.

Moutgars

In die 2017/2018-seisoen is die oppervlakte wat met moutgars be-

plant is as 91 380 ha gerapporteer – wat ’n toename van ongeveer 3%

vanaf die oppervlakte wat gedurende die 2016/2017-seisoen aangeplant

is, verteenwoordig. Die produksie vir die 2017/2018-seisoen was, vol-

gens die NOK se finale skatting vir wintergrane, 307 000 ton – wat 13%

laer is as die vorige seisoen se produksie. Die laer produksie was, ten

spyte van die toename in die oppervlakte wat aangeplant is, ook weer

eens ’n resultaat van die ongunstige produksietoestande wat gedurende

die produksieseisoen in die Wes-Kaap geheers het. Die gemiddelde

opbrengs vir die 2017/2018-seisoen is op 3,36 t/ha gerapporteer – wat

laer is as die vorige seisoen se 3,99 t/ha. Die langtermyngemiddelde

opbrengs van gars is ongeveer 3,3 t/ha.

Grafiek 10

toon die oppervlakte

aangeplant, produksie en gemiddelde opbrengs van moutgars sedert

die 2000/2001-seisoen.

Kanola

Grafiek 11

(op bladsy 86) toon die oppervlakte aangeplant, produk-

sie en gemiddelde opbrengs van kanola vanaf 1998/1999-produksiesei­

soen tot en met die 2017/2018-produksieseisoen. Die totale oppervlakte

aangeplant het met ongeveer 23% vanaf die 2016/2017-seisoen tot en

met die 2017/2018-seisoen toegeneem en is as 84 000 ha gerapporteer.

Die totale produksie het gedurende hierdie tydperk met ongeveer

11% gedaal en is volgens die NOK se finale produksieskatting vir die

2017/2018-seisoen op 93 500 ton geskat, gemeet teen die vorige

previous season’s 3,4 t/ha.

Graph 9

shows the total area

planted, production and the average yield of wheat since the

1990/1991 season.

Malt barley

In the 2017/2018 season the area planted with malt barley

was reported as 91 380 ha – which represented an increase of

approximately 3% from the area that was planted in the 2016/2017

season. According to the CEC’s final estimate for winter grains, the

production for the 2017/2018 season was 307 000 tons, which was

13% lower than the previous season’s production. In spite of the

increase in the area planted, the lower production was once again a

result of the unfavourable production conditions in the Western Cape

during the production season. The average yield for the 2017/2018

season was reported as 3,36 t/ha, which was lower than the previous

season’s average yield of 3,99 t/ha. The long-term average yield of

barley was approximately 3,3 t/ha.

Graph 10

shows the total area

planted, production and the average yield of malt barley in South

Africa since the 2000/2001 season.

Canola

Graph 11

(on page 86) shows the area planted, production and

average yield of canola from the 1998/1999 production season up to

the 2017/2018 production season. The total area planted from the

2016/2017 season up to the 2017/2018 season increased by about

23% and was reported to be 84 000 hectares. During this period the

total production dropped by about 11%, and according to the CEC’s

second production estimate for the 2017/2018 season was estimated

at 93 500 tons, measured against the 105 000 tons for the previous

* Preliminary/Voorlopig

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Moutgarsoppervlakte geplant, produksie en opbrengs

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