Safrinha Corn 56% Planted in Parana, Brazil

Published 2025년 2월 24일

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Agricultural researchers in Brazil's Parana state report that farmers have planted 56% of their anticipated safrinha corn, with 27% of that already germinated and in the vegetative development stage. The current condition of the corn is good, with satisfactory germination and plant populations. Parana is a key contributor to Brazil's safrinha corn production, accounting for about 16%, while Mato Grosso leads with 48%. The first corn crop in the state is also progressing, with 30% harvested and the majority in good condition, despite variable yields.
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Farmers in Parana have planted 56% of their intended safrinha corn according to the Department of Rural Economics (Deral). The corn is 27% germinating, 73% in vegetative development and rated 100% in good condition, at least for now. Germination and plant populations are reported to be good. Parana is the second largest safrinha corn producing state in Brazil responsible for approximately 16% of the production. Mato Grosso is the leading safrinha corn producing state in Brazil responsible for approximately 48% of the production. Deral reported that the first corn crop in Parana is 30% harvested. The corn remaining in the field is 25% filling grain, 75% maturing and rated 9% average and 91% good. Yields of the first corn crop are reported to be variable, but within expectations. Further ...

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