soya oil production line tons per day in zimbabwe

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  • soya oil production line tons per day in zimbabwe
  • How many tons of soybeans are produced a year?
  • Masuda and Goldsmith (2009) estimated that the yearly production of soybean will be at 2.2% and approach a yearly production of 371.3 million tons by 2030. Also, Masuda and Goldsmith projected that the production and area harvested of soybean worldwide is going to increase due to the increasing demand for soybean products.
  • Which countries produce the most soybeans in Africa?
  • For example, South Africa and Nigeria currently dominate soybean production in Africa, comprising 70% of the total output in 2014 yet, these countries are still not meeting the local demand for soybeans (Akibode & Maredia, 2012).
  • How has soybean production changed since 2005?
  • Production and supply, stock levels, and soybean prices have changed along with the high demand for soybean by the population (MAPA, 2015; Masuda & Goldsmith, 2009). The production of soybean in the USA has been at its highest rate (89,507 million tons), over 33,640 million hectares since 2005 (USDA, 2013).
  • Why is soybean production possible in southern Africa?
  • Southern Africa, in particular, is prone to frequent droughts and uneven rainfall distribution in both time and space (Kinuthia, 1997), hence, considering the frequent occurrence of droughts in the region, it makes the production of soybean feasible due to its resilience levels.