Experts expect lower soybean yields in Brazil in MY 2023/24

Published 2024년 3월 19일

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Analysts from Safras&Mercado predict a nearly 6% decrease in Brazil's soybean harvest for the 2022/23 season, dropping to 148.6 million tons. This is primarily due to unfavorable weather conditions in the state of Parana reducing production potential. However, recent rainfall since early January has somewhat offset this decrease by aiding crop development in certain regions. Despite a 2.5% increase in the planted area, the Companhia Nacional de Supply (Conab) estimates the soybean harvest at 146.86 million tons, marking over a 7% decline in yields.
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The soybean harvest in Brazil this season may decrease by almost 6% to the level of MY 2022/23, according to analysts at Safras&Mercado. Thus, the gross harvest of oilseed for the year will fall from 157.83 million tons to 148.6 million tons. In February, experts gave a higher estimate of production of culture – 149.076 million tons. As explained in the consulting company, adjustments were made against the backdrop of reduced production potential in the state of Parana due to unfavorable weather conditions in recent weeks. At the same time, according to analyst Luis Fernando Gutierrez Roque, the precipitation that has been recorded in the country since early January, had a positive impact on the development of crops in some regions, so the decrease in the forecast from month to month was not so serious. Companhia Nacional de Supply (Conab) still ...

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