Soya and your Health: HIV

Posted by irwingsoya@pagepanther.co.za
On May 22, 2017

The Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) epidemic in South Africa is a rapid-growing crisis with 7,03 million people assumed to be infected in 2016 (StatsSA, 2016). Removing a large portion of skilled and knowledgeable people in our country. HIV is a virus that attacks the immune system, our body’s natural defence against any illnesses. The way […]

Soya and your health: Overview

Posted by irwingsoya@pagepanther.co.za
On May 19, 2017

Soya protein has been around for centuries and was largely cultivated and used in a variety of different ways in Asian countries. China considered soya as one of the holy crops, alongside barley, rice and wheat. It has only been in recent years that the phenomena of soya became popular worldwide. For many years, just […]

Crop rotation and soya beans.

Posted by irwingsoya@pagepanther.co.za
On May 19, 2017

As mentioned in the previous blog Soya Manufacturing in South Africa: An Overview the demand for soybeans is estimated to grow to 2,3 million tons by 2020. To be able to match capacity soya manufacturers need to consider precision soy strategies. They need to arm themselves with research and data to dial into the right […]

Soya Manufacturing in South Africa: An overview

Posted by irwingsoya@pagepanther.co.za
On May 17, 2017

The demand in South Africa for soya beans is currently sitting at 1,99 million tons. The demand is estimated to grow to 2,3 million tons by 2020. This demand for soya bean meal is driven largely by the animal feed industry, in particular, the poultry industry. With only 7% of the soya bean demand being […]