Harvest of grains in Argentina shows good indicators

Published 2025년 10월 3일

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The area designated for sunflower in Argentina reached 2.7 million hectares, driven by a higher sowing intention in the agricultural south of the country. According to the Buenos Aires Cereal Exchange (BCBA), 32.4% of this area has already been planted, recording an inter-weekly advance of 1.4 percentage points and maintaining an advancement over the average of the last five cycles and the previous cycle, by 12.3 and 22.1 percentage points, respectively. The latest rainfalls have mainly favored the agricultural west, including San Luis, central and southern Córdoba, as well as northern and eastern La Pampa, while regions in central-western Buenos Aires and southern Santa Fe face water excess, which could delay the start of activities.

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The area designated for sunflower in Argentina reached 2.7 million hectares, driven by a higher sowing intention in the agricultural south of the country. According to the Buenos Aires Cereal Exchange (BCBA), 32.4% of this area has already been planted, registering an inter-weekly advance of 1.4 percentage points and maintaining an advance over the average of the last five cycles and the previous cycle, by 12.3 and 22.1 percentage points, respectively. The latest rainfalls have mainly favored the agricultural west, including San Luis, central and southern Córdoba, as well as northern and eastern La Pampa, while regions in the central-west of Buenos Aires and southern Santa Fe face excess water, which could delay the start of activities. In the corn crop, planting advanced by 7.4 percentage points last week, reaching 19.8% of the 7.8 million hectares estimated for the season. The good soil moisture has allowed the early sowing schedule to be met, reflecting an interannual advance ...
Source: Agrolink

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