Brazil should produce 4.4 thousand tons of beans in the 2020/2021 harvest, planted area is 3.9 thousand hectares

Published 2021년 8월 3일

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Rondônia is projected to produce 4.4 thousand tons of beans in the 2020/2021 harvest, despite challenges like bad weather and the COVID-19 pandemic. The production volume is expected to remain stable with similar area of 3,900 hectares as the previous season. However, bean cultivation has been on a decline, with more farmers shifting to other crops. Beans are essential for the region's residents, contributing to their income and serving as a source of nutrition. The state supports bean production through the Food Acquisition Program (PAA) and Banco do Povo. Both black beans and carioca beans are rich in essential nutrients like carbohydrates, fiber, and proteins.

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Rondônia should produce 4.4 thousand tons of beans in the 2020/2021 harvest, in an area of 3,900 hectares. The production volume remains stable, despite the bad weather, with unconventional meteorological issues, and the coronavirus pandemic itself (covid-19/Sars-CoV-2), just like what happened with corn. The estimate is made by the State Government, through the Secretary of State for Agriculture (Seagri), which is based on the data provided to Agrodados, the validation sector of the references of the state folder involving all kinds of crops. According to the data, the edible beans planted area in the state in the 2020/2021 harvest should not change compared to that of 2019/2020, maintaining the same 3.9 thousand hectares, with stability in both production and productivity. However, even though it has presented the same performance in this season compared to the previous one, the cultivation of beans has been decreasing over the years and the trend is that it becomes basically a ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas