Brazilian farmers purchasing less inputs for 2023/24 safrinha corn

Published 2023년 12월 25일

Tridge summary

Safrinha corn acreage in Brazil is expected to be lower for the 2023/24 season, with estimates indicating a decrease of at least 4.5%. The delayed soybean planting may make it too late for some farmers to plant safrinha corn, while others may switch from soybeans to corn. The current erratic weather may also impact safrinha corn yields, and sales of fertilizers and seeds for safrinha corn are down compared to last year.
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Original content

All indications point to a lower 2023/24 safrinha corn acreage in Brazil, its just a matter of how much lower. Several months ago, Conab had already indicated that the safrinha corn acreage would be down 4.5%, but most observers think it will be down more than that. Estimating the safrinha corn acreage is going to be difficult this year. Many farmers indicated that their soybean planting was delayed, which will make it too late to plant safrinha corn. On the other hand, there are farmers who indicated that they were not able to plant or replant all their intended soybeans and that they would plant corn instead. In addition to acreage, the safrinha corn yields could also be impacted if the current erratic weather continues into the new year. Companies are reporting the sales of fertilizers and seed for the safrinha corn are down as much as 20% compared to last year. Sales could still increase if the weather improves, but it is getting late for delivery of these products especially ...

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