The soybean harvest in Brazil is going well this week

Published 2023년 3월 30일

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A recent survey by DATAGRO Grains reports that the Brazilian soybean harvest for the 2022/23 crop reached 71.6% of the projected area, showing progress from the previous year but falling short of the five-year average. The pace of work remains slower than the same period last year. The corn harvest and sowing of the new crop are also on track, but below previous years' numbers. The summer corn harvest for the 2022/23 season in the Center-South of Brazil also fell behind past years' figures, at 56.6% of the estimated area, but shows weekly improvement. The sowing of the new winter corn crop, however, reached 94.7%, showing significant improvement from the previous week.

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A new survey by DATAGRO Grains, which was carried out until March 24, indicated that the Brazilian soybean harvest for the 2022/23 crop reached 71.6% of the projected area. percentages, higher than 4.9 p.p. observed in the same week of 2022, but below 7.1 p.p. the average of the past five years. In this context, it is possible to state that the pace of work remains far from 79.2% at the same time last year and also lower than the multi-annual average of 74.6%. In addition, data on soybean productivity are also encouraging, as the numbers are considered good. ”, says France Junior. In the case of corn, the consultancy indicates that the pace of progress of the harvest is also good, as well as the sowing level of the new corn crop, which will be planted for the winter. However, despite being a pace considered good, the numbers, both harvesting and planting, remain below those observed in previous years. “The 2022/23 summer corn harvest in the Center-South of Brazil also progressed ...

Source: Agrolink