The National Supply Company conducts research to update the 2024/2025 Grain Harvest survey in Brazil

Published 2024년 12월 19일

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The National Supply Company (Conab) of Brazil is conducting its 4th Survey of the 2024/2025 Grain Harvest, gathering crucial data on all main Brazilian crop regions. This survey, scheduled for release on January 14, will provide an in-depth view of the productivity and growth prospects for key crops such as rice, beans, corn, and soybeans. Conducted between December 16 and 20, with support from producers, cooperatives, and agricultural companies, the survey employs georeferencing data for a comprehensive analysis of crop conditions and yields. The preliminary projections for the total Brazilian harvest have been adjusted to 322.4 million tons, covering 81.3 million hectares with an average productivity of 3,961 kg per hectare.

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The National Supply Company (Conab) has begun research to collect data that will make up the 4th Survey of the 2024/2025 Grain Harvest, which will be released on January 14. Conducted by the Company's technicians between December 16 and 20, the survey covers all of Brazil's main producing regions and focuses on first-crop crops, such as rice, beans, corn and soybeans, updates on winter crops and prospects for second-crop crops. The survey is taking place at a crucial time for defining crop productivity, providing essential information on crop development. According to the technical area, weather conditions have so far been favorable for most crops. In the case of beans and soybeans, which have shorter cycles, some crops are in advanced stages of flowering, maturation and imminent harvest. Corn and rice, two of the most important grains in Brazilian production, are mostly in the vegetative development phase, with good prospects for production growth. Conab's research is carried out ...

Source: Conab