World rapeseed production: A crop where Argentina has a lot to grow

Published 2023년 3월 17일

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The Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR) report reveals that rapeseed is the second most harvested oilseed globally, with Argentina being the second-largest producer, primarily for export as seed to the United States. The European Union, China, and India are the main consumers, with Canada, Australia, and Ukraine as the leading exporters. In South America, Uruguay is the largest rapeseed cultivator, promoted by Alur for biodiesel production. Argentina's rapeseed planting, though not at its historical record, shows potential for growth due to its competitive oil industry and suitable conditions, despite challenges such as technology, rotation, and market integration.

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A report prepared by the Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR) on the current situation of rapeseed cultivation, projections and world outlook, highlights that today it is the second oilseed harvested in the world, behind soybeans. From the winter-spring cycle, with various uses and high potential in our country, internationally it is mostly processed for human consumption of oils and use in biodiesel, as well as flour and pellets for animal feed. In our country, rapeseed production is heavily concentrated on Buenos Aires land, highlighting the districts of San Antonio de Areco, Baradero, 25 de Mayo and Pergamino. Likewise, the second province in production is Entre Ríos, focused on the departments of Victoria, Gualeguay and Tala. Both provinces account for 94% of the Argentine rapeseed production. But in the productive peaks (2012-2016), in addition to the productive increase in these two provinces, increasing levels of production were also registered in Santa Fe and Córdoba. The most ...

Source: ARabc