Brazil: Grain production in Rio Grande do Sul in the 2022/23 harvest should rise 69.93%, reaching 33.813 million tons, says Emater

Published 2022년 8월 31일

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The grain harvest in Rio Grande do Sul for the 2022/23 season is projected to see a significant increase, with soybean production expected to rise by 124.4% to 20.563 million tons, corn production by 104.5% to 6.102 million tons, and rice production by 1.10% to 7.094 million tons, according to Emater/RS and Irga. Meanwhile, the first crop of beans is expected to see a 4.56% decrease in area but a 28.19% increase in yield. The total area for summer grains are estimated to be 8,293,457 hectares, a 1.60% increase from the previous season.

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The grain harvest in Rio Grande do Sul in the 2022/23 season is expected to reach 33.813 million tons, with an increase of 69.93% compared to the 19.898 million tons harvested in the 2021/22 season, according to an estimate released today by Emater/RS-Ascar and the Irga. In the area to be cultivated with summer grains in the State, estimates indicate a preliminary total of 8,293,457 hectares, or 1.60% above the area cultivated in the past harvest, which was 8,162,525 hectares. The technical director of Emater/RS, Alencar Rugeri, highlights that the moment serves to reflect and celebrate the prospects for the summer harvest. “Our greatest desire is for this information to be consolidated,” he said. Emater/RS projected this Tuesday, at Expointer, in Esteio (RS), that the soybean crop in Rio Grande do Sul should reach 20.563 million tons in the 2022/23 crop, with an increase of 124.4% compared to at 9.163 million tons harvested in the 2021/22 season. Emater's research for the oilseed ...

Source: Portal Do Agronegocio