"The crop was excellent, with good productivity. We expect a positive new harvest," says the president of Aprosoja RR.

In Roraima, the soybean calendar is the opposite of the rest of Brazil. The sanitary period lasts until March 18, 2026, and planting begins on the 19th. According to the president of Aprosoja-RR, Murilo Ferrari, this occurs because the state is in the Northern Hemisphere. "We are more like the United States in our work," he explains. This year, cultivation was favored by an excellent climate, with sunshine during the day and rain at night, which resulted in record productivity averages on the properties. Ferrari highlights that the main diseases, such as anthracnose and target spot, were controlled with ...