A positive forage harvest and pasture regrowth are expected by 2026, according to PGG Wrightson Seeds.

The Product Development Manager of PGG Wrightson Seeds, Agricultural Engineer Federico Nolla, assessed in dialogue with Valor Agrícola that 2025 is closing "very well", both in winter crops and forage, and that the arrival of summer finds producers with a good amount of grass. Nolla highlighted that the year showed "very good productive results in winter crops" and that the forage harvest also consolidated strongly. Regarding summer crops, he indicated that corn is progressing very well, while sorghum is coming "more slowly" due to the good spring, although drier areas are already appearing, especially in the east, which could generate a new window of demand. "We know that the summers are coming hard and we are going to need forage," he explained and emphasized that the spring "like it hasn't been seen in three years, left fields with a lot of grass availability." Looking towards the cattle and dairy business, Nolla assured that there is "a very good environment to produce" and ...