Cost pressure alters soybean margins in the Midwest

Published Jan 3, 2026

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The analysis of the costs, revenue, and margin of soybean production in the Midwest reveals a scenario of increased economic pressure for the upcoming harvests, requiring heightened attention in management decisions and planning. According to a survey presented by Leonardo Machado, Market Development Manager, the estimate for the 2024/25 and 2025/26 harvests indicates significant changes in the main activity indicators in the states of the region.

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The analysis of the costs, revenue, and margin of soybean production in the Midwest reveals a scenario of increased economic pressure for the upcoming harvests, demanding heightened attention in management and planning decisions. According to a survey presented by Leonardo Machado, Market Development Manager, the estimate for the 2024/25 and 2025/26 harvests indicates relevant changes in the main activity indicators in the states of the region. The data show that all the states analyzed registered an increase in total operational cost in own land areas, signaling a consistent advance in production expenses. This movement amplifies the challenges of profitability and reinforces the need for greater efficiency in the use of inputs and in the management of crops. On the gross revenue side, the behavior was predominantly negative, with a contraction in total values in most of the Midwest. The exception was Mato Grosso do Sul, where the appreciation of the soybean price, over 8%, ...
Source: Agrolink

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