Corn production trends in 2022 in Brazil and worldwide

Published 2021년 8월 26일

Tridge summary

The National Company of Agricultural Statistics (CONAB) and the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) expect a significant recovery in the corn production for the 2021/2022 harvest, making up for the losses from the previous year. The production drop was attributed to adverse weather conditions and delayed planting. The USDA anticipates a production increase of around 35% to 36% compared to the previous harvest, while CONAB forecasts a 10% to 15% rise. The reduction in corn production was a global issue, affecting countries like Ukraine, the European Union, Russia, and Argentina, with the total production expected to slightly increase by 6% in 2022.
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Original content

Today (26), in the morning, CONAB promotes a webinar on the theme ýPerspectives for Agriculture ý 2021/22 Harvest ý Ediýýo Graosý, in which it presents planting trends (area, production, productivity), export, import, consumption and prices cotton, rice, beans, corn and soybeans in the next fiscal year. With specific regard to corn, CONAB expects that, in the next harvest, there will be a recovery in the supply of the grain. Because, as Fernando Motta, Agricultural Products Manager for the organization points out, ýthe development of the cereal in the 2020/21 period had its productivity harmed, which resulted in a reduction of approximately 10% in productioný. Remember, by the way, that the drop was influenced ýby adverse weather conditions recorded during the cultivation, since the grain was planted outside the ideal window in the second harvest, as a consequence of the delay in soybean cultivationý. For the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), the reduction index was ...
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