Brazilian Sorghum prices were one of the most appreciated out of all cereal and grain crops in 2020, second only to rice. In December however, prices fell sharply by 16.7%, according to a cooperative located in the state of Goias. On YTD it has appreciated 61.3%, still among the cereal crops with the highest appreciation in the country, and far above the Brazilian 'Real' currency devaluation of 28.5% against the US dollar.
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