Brazil: Tobacco production should exceed 20 thousand tons

Published 2022년 9월 15일

Tridge summary

The 2022/23 tobacco crop in Venâncio Aires is projected to see an increase in both planted area and productivity, covering 8.8 thousand hectares and expected to produce 20.24 thousand tons, marking a 4.6% growth from the previous year. Despite a decrease in producing families by 23% due to labor shortages, the quality of the leaf is anticipated to increase, leading to higher productivity and a significant contribution to the Gross Value of Agricultural Production (VBPA) of Venâncio Aires. Sales from tobacco are projected to surpass half of Venâncio's VBPA, with an estimated 52% increase from the previous year.
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The 2022/23 tobacco crop in Venâncio Aires should have some ‘increases’ compared to the previous period, mainly in planted area and productivity. The projected 8.8 thousand hectares should produce 20.24 thousand tons – growth of 4.6% compared to 2021/22. At this time of year, about 80% of the area has been planted and some producers who took the seedlings to the fields earlier are already harvesting or very close to starting. This is the case of Volnei Dessbesell, 55, a resident of Linha Bem Feita. “If the weather cooperates and warms up a bit, I think that at the end of September the harvest can begin”, estimates the farmer. He and his wife, Márcia, 54, planted 70,000 trees, keeping last year's amount. But, if compared to the 2020/21 crop, there are 40 thousand less, a decrease mainly motivated by the lack of manpower. According to information from Emater, the Dessbesells are one of the current 2,425 producing families in Venâncio. They are 23% less compared to 2021/22 (data ...

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