Brazil: Sunflower crops in Rio Grande do Sul show good productivity prospects

Published 2024년 12월 11일

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Sunflower cultivation in Santa Rosa, Rio Grande do Sul, is experiencing good prospects with an initial estimated productivity of 1,856 kg per hectare. The municipality of Santo Ângelo and surrounding areas have allocated 696 hectares for the crop. Currently, 7% of the crops are in the flowering phase, 62% are in the grain filling stage, and 30% have reached maturity. The technical team has assessed the development of the plants as excellent, and the plant population and general appearance of the crops indicate that the expected productivity should be achieved. The price of sunflower is quoted at R$ 120.43 per 60 kg bag, making it an attractive crop for producers in the region.

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Sunflower cultivation in the administrative region of Santa Rosa, in Rio Grande do Sul, is progressing with good prospects, according to information from the Informativo Conjuntural released last Thursday (5) by Emater/RS-Ascar. The municipality of Santo Ângelo and neighboring municipalities allocate 696 hectares to the crop, with an initial productivity estimated at 1,856 kg per hectare. Currently, 7% of the crops are in the flowering phase, while 62% are in the grain filling stage. Another 30% have already reached maturity, with the development of the plants being assessed as excellent by the technical team. The plant population is considered satisfactory, and the general ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio