Soy planting is finished in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Published 2021년 1월 14일

Tridge summary

Soybean planting in this state has been completed, with 69% of the cultivated area now in germination/vegetative development. Corn planting is also on track, with 96% of the estimated total area planted. However, lack of rain in certain areas has led to losses. Other crops such as hardberries, carrots, cassava, sweet potatoes, melons, watermelons, grapes, and fish are also in various stages of growth and harvest. The region is also experiencing high temperatures which are affecting hardwood production. Artisanal fishing is currently on hold in some areas due to seasonal restrictions, but with optimistic expectations for shrimp catches in other areas due to favorable climatic conditions and the beginning of the shrimp migration.

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Original content

This week the planting of soybeans in the state was concluded. Precipitations, although sparse and low volumes, have contributed to the evolution of crops. According to the Conjunctural Newsletter, produced and released this Thursday (01/14) by the Planning Management of Emater / RS-Ascar, linked to the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Rural Development (Seapdr), 69% of the cultivated area is in germination / vegetative development; 24%, in bloom; and 7% in grain filling. Precipitation in the State, even though low and sparse, has contributed to the development of crops in the corn-producing municipalities and to the advance in planting the second crop. In areas where it has not rained, losses and losses are recorded. Corn planting is also on track, reaching 96% of the estimated total area; 15% of the crop is already harvested; 24% in the maturation phase; 24% in grain filling; 16% in flowering and 21% in germination and vegetative development. The predominance of steady ...

Source: NoticiasAgricolas