Ecuador has guaranteed corn supply only until October

게시됨 2023년 6월 23일

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Ecuador's corn production is facing a potential deficit of 150,000 tons due to the anticipated strong arrival of El Niño, as highland planting may cease in low-lying areas. Despite the current normal flow in corn commercialization and 30% absorption of the harvest by the animal protein feed industry, concerns are raised about the reliance on corn production and the need to evaluate the balance of supply and demand. The government is considering the possibility of importing corn, either due to low production or price speculation, while also encouraging producers to plant with an insurance project for small producers.
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If the El Niño phenomenon arrives strongly in Ecuador, there could be a production deficit of 150,000 tons of corn. “Right now you can sow in the highlands. But, if El Niño catches us, there would be a deficit because planting would stop in the low-lying areas," explains Henry Peña, president of the Corporación de Maizeros Ecuador Productivo. Since the beginning of June, farmers in Manabí have been reaping what they sowed in the winter. In Ventanas, Los Ríos province, the harvest has already finished and they began to plant corn in the highlands. In the lowlands, planting has not yet been done because the soils were saturated with water from the rains, adds Peña, who calculates that the winter harvest will cover demand at least until October 2023. Every year, the corn sector sows around 260,000 hectares for an annual production of close to 1.3 million tons. The provinces with the highest production are Los Ríos and Manabí. "We are worried" "We are concerned because the sector ...
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