Argentina: Due to the increase in grain costs, the gross result for the producer falls in 2021/22

Published 2021년 11월 8일

Tridge summary

Argentina's grain production for 2021/22 is projected to hit a record 141.3 Mt, valued at US $ 36,527 million, with wheat, corn, and soy accounting for 85% of this value. However, high production costs are expected to reduce the gross result to US $ 13,330 million, marking a 19% drop from the previous season due to increased prices of inputs like urea and glyphosate. Despite the potential record local value of production and increased volumes, the high costs will negatively impact the economic result for producers compared to the previous season.
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Original content

The first production estimates for 2021/22 foresee a record of 141.3 Mt of grains, with a local value of US $ 36,527 million. However, the high costs would lower the gross result of the production to US $ 13,330 million. Having already fully launched the sowing of the coarse crop 2021/22, the results that grain production will leave for Argentina in the new season can begin to be estimated. As long as it accompanies the weather, a fundamental factor in the current cycle with a Niña event already declared globally, based on the area of intention to plant each crop and a trend yield of recent years, grain production in Argentina would reach In the new season 141.7 Mt. If it materializes, this figure would exceed the record of 2018/19 when 141.3 Mt were harvested. In relation to prices, it has already been commented in these lines that given the high international prices of the main grains and by-products of the agribusiness sector projected for next year, 2021/22 would leave as a ...
Source: On24

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