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Producers, agronomists, and merchants from Paraná were unanimous in reporting this week the difficulty in finding bean crops in good condition. According to the Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses (Ibrafe) citing data from the Department of Rural Economy (DERAL), the area planted with the legume in this harvest fell by 27%, and even with 85% already sown, the development of the plants is worrying. The return of cold weather and temperatures up to 5 °C below the average, combined with waterlogged soils, have compromised germination and made plant growth slow and uneven.
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Producers, agronomists, and traders from Paraná were unanimous in reporting this week the difficulty in finding bean crops in good condition. According to the Brazilian Institute of Beans and Pulses (Ibrafe) citing data from the Department of Rural Economy (DERAL), the area planted with the legume this season fell by 27%, and even with 85% already sown, the development of the plants is worrying. The return of cold weather and temperatures up to 5 °C below the average, combined with waterlogged soils, have compromised germination and made plant growth slow and uneven. DERAL confirmed the scenario of low temperature and excessive humidity, with the risk of localized losses and the need for punctual replanting. In some properties, producers have already decided to replace beans with soybeans in the most affected areas. The National Institute of Meteorology (INMET) predicts for November irregular rainfall and periods of heat above the average, which can aggravate the unevenness of the ...
Source: Agrolink
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