USDA predicts record rice harvest in Paraguay

Published 2024년 4월 26일

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The USDA has forecasted a significant increase in Paraguay's rice production for the 2024/2025 marketing year, estimating a production of 1.28 million tons, up from 1,045,000 tons in the previous year. This increase is attributed to good yields, high prices, and low ending stocks, which are likely to encourage more rice planting. The planned area for rice plantations ranges from 205,000 to 208,000 hectares, with an expected 10,000 hectares of new land to be added to production. Paraguay's rice is expected to have the lowest production costs in the region, and the country's main export markets are expected to be Brazil and Chile, with Central America, the European Union, and Africa also playing a role.
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For the 2024/2025 marketing year, the USDA estimates that Paraguay would produce 1.28 million tons, one million tons of raw production and 860,000 tons of milled base. In the previous harvest, the international organization estimated a volume of 1,045,000 tons. The report explains that the very good yields, high prices and low ending stocks in the 2023/2024 campaign will probably encourage farmers to plant more rice. The planned area is between 205,000 and 208,000 hectares, of which 203,000 hectares could be reached in the harvest, since part of the area is normally lost. “Rice plantations are expected to add 10,000 hectares of new land to production, in addition to the fact that many farmers who can expand part of the planted area are likely to do so,” the USDA report adds. The report from private advisors indicates that Paraguay has the lowest production costs in the region and they do not expect a significant change in this campaign. At the export level, 760,000 tons are ...
Source: Productivacm

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