Brazil: Severe frosts destroy sugarcane, coffee, and corn crops

게시됨 2021년 7월 5일

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Record cold weather in South America has led to crop devastation, yield drops, and price increases in countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, and Brazil. The extreme cold and historic snowfall have affected key crops including sugarcane, coffee, and corn, with Brazil experiencing its most severe frosts in a long time. The situation has led to early harvesting and significant losses, particularly in Parana, Brazil's second largest grain producer. The ongoing cold weather, which has caused delays in planting and crop sprouting, has resulted in concerns about breaching contracts and large crop losses.

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Record cold weather has swept much of the South American continent this week, devastating crops, lowering yields and driving up prices. Thanks to the massive Antarctic air mass, countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia and Brazil are suffering from unprecedented cold and historic snowfall. Severe frosts have been reported on sugarcane, coffee and corn fields in Brazil. On Wednesday, June 30, extreme cold temperatures were recorded in the country all the way from the southernmost state of Rio Grande do Sul to northern São Paulo, according to analysts and meteorological agencies. “Sao Paulo has recorded record low temperatures and is expected to fall further. We haven't seen such frosts in Brazil for a long time, ”said meteorologist Marco Santos. Heavy frosts were ubiquitous, from small coffee fields in the state of Paraná to huge crops of Arabica in the state of São Paulo (Brazil's second largest coffee producer after Minas Gerais). There have also been reports of ...

출처: Agroinsurance