The recent rains across SA have been favourable for the 2023/24 season’s winter wheat. The wheat crop is mostly in good condition in the Western Cape, a province that accounts for more than two-thirds of plantings.

The heavy rains in June in the province, which damaged infrastructure, had a minimal adverse effect on the overall winter wheatlands. Admittedly, certain areas received excessive moisture that may have stunted crops in some fields...

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