Agbiz Grain Quarterly Magazine
Agbiz Grain Quarterly August 2025
Agbiz Grain Quarterly is an online magazine dedicated
to the South African grain handling and storage industry. In addition to the
usual offering of thought-provoking articles, the August 2025 issue highlights
the revision of the wheat import tariff system to address delays in tariff
adjustments, as well as ways in which technologies worldwide are using AI to
perform certain functions in the grain handling and storage industry.
Agbiz Grain Quarterly May 2025
Agbiz Grain Quarterly is an online magazine dedicated to the South African grain handling and storage industry. In addition to the usual offering of thought-provoking, industry-specific articles, the May 2025 issue highlights early impressions of the soya bean multiple reference point location differential trial, as well as the Bureau for Food and Agricultural Policy (BFAP)’s report on malting barley.
Agbiz Grain Quarterly February 2025
Agbiz
Grain Quarterly is
a digital/online magazine dedicated to the South African grain handling and
storage industry. In addition to the usual offering of thought-provoking,
industry-specific articles, the February 2025 issue highlights the value of
internships for the modern-day grain company, as well as the new internship
programme for grain silo managers.
Agbiz Grain Quarterly November 2024
Agbiz Grain Quarterly August 2024
Agbiz Grain Quarterly is a digital magazine focussed on the South African grain handling and storage industry. The August 2024 issue provides feedback on the annual Agbiz Congress with key takeaways and discussions by industry leaders. Industry articles explore environmental regulations affecting the grain storage industry, sea freight rates, industry comments on emissions targets and much more.
Agbiz Grain Quarterly May 2024
Agbiz Grain Quarterly February 2024
Agbiz Grain Quarterly is a digital magazine focussed on the grain handling and storage industry. The February issue looks back on the 2023 Agbiz media day, highlighting the issues that were discussed and focussing on possible outcomes for challenges grain handlers and storers are facing. Experts aim to simplify some complicated topics such as storage costs and what it entails, and the proposed grain passport system.