USDA and South Africa


This page provides links to various documents generated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture regarding trade and agriculture with South Africa.
	U.S. Embassy
	FAS has employees (attaches) in Pretoria who monitor the agricultural situation in South Africa, in addition to Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, Zimbabwe.	They report on what crops are grown, market opportunities and changes in government that could affect U.S. farm exports to that country. -- U.S. Embassy Home page
	South Africa agricultural reports
	The agricultural attaches report on a number of agricultural issues for that country. You may browse through attaché reports on market trends and commodities:	-- Search for reports from South Africa
	USDA Magazine Articles on South Africa
	-- How South Africa is Stacking Up -- Check Out Cash and Carry in South Africa -- South Africa Adjusts to Free Market -- Holding Soy Fungi At Bay -- Floral Gems: "Tipper" Makes Its American Debut	-- Floral Gems: Binational Cooperation Yields a Wealth of New Blooms for America's Markets -- Sub-Saharan Africa: Turning to the Future -- The South African Beer Market Is Sudsing Over
	U.S. - South Africa Binational Commission
	The U.S.-South Africa Binational Commission was established in March 1995 to ensure that key issues of mutual concern are discussed at the highest levels of government.	The commission meets to discuss agriculture energy, human resources development, education conservation, the environment, trade and science. -- Agricultural committee home page
	Research Projects
	The USDA has several on-going research projects with South Africa scientists. Click on the links to the left to view information about some of the projects:	-- Reintroduction of Lions in Savanna Ecosystems -- Implications for Ecosystem Restoration and Reserve Design in South Africa -- Remote Sensing Training - Sharing with South Africa