Brazil is expected to cultivate 28.8 thousand hectares of beans in the 2024/2025 harvest

Published 2024년 12월 16일

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The article reports on the progress of the first bean crop in Campos de Cima da Serra, which accounts for 40% of Rio Grande do Sul's bean cultivation, with an estimated 28,896 hectares expected to be cultivated for the 2024/2025 harvest. However, irregular rainfall in November has caused uneven crop development and potential damage, particularly in non-irrigated areas. Despite this, recent rains have eased the strain on soil moisture. The article provides an overview of the current stage of beans crops in various cities like Caxias do Sul, Ijuí, Pelotas, Santa Maria, and Soledade, and also mentions that the price of beans has increased by 6.59% last week.

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The sowing of the first bean crop in Campos de Cima da Serra is already underway, with emphasis on the region, which represents 40% of the bean cultivation area in Rio Grande do Sul. This crop is grown exclusively in the first crop, with a single and late planting, according to the Informativo Conjuntural released by Emater/RS-Ascar last Thursday (5). The Emater/RS-Ascar estimate for the 2024/2025 harvest is that the state will cultivate 28,896 hectares of beans, with a projected average productivity of 1,864 kg per hectare. According to the information, the state's crops are in the following stages: 36% in vegetation, 20% in flowering, 20% in grain filling, 17% in maturation and 7% have already been harvested. The second bean crop is still in the planning phase. The irregular rainfall in November caused uneven crop development and harmed production potential, especially in non-irrigated areas that suffered from water stress. However, the most recent rains brought relief, ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio