In Entre Ríos, the star of the summer will be the second soy crop, although there are regions on alert for not being able to plant.

The latest report from the Information System of the Cereal Exchange of Entre Ríos (SIBER) presents a mixed outlook for the 2025/26 soybean campaign in the province. According to the report published this Friday, December 26, the projected area for soybean cultivation throughout the Entre Ríos territory is 1,150,000 hectares, with second-crop soybeans representing 65% of the estimated total, at about 750,000 ha, while first-crop soybeans reach 400,000 ha (35%), a phenomenon that confirms the growing importance of late plantings in the local agricultural cycle. The technical report indicates that first-crop soybeans have already been fully planted at the provincial level, and the planting progress of the second-crop soybeans stands at approximately 80 percent. If the total projected planting is considered, the progress is around 87%, equivalent to about 1,000,000 ha planted, with about 150,000 ha still to be planted in different regions of Entre Ríos. SIBER technicians highlight in ...