India’s soybean crop revised upward

Published 2023년 12월 11일

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The Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture predicts that soybean production in India will reach 12 million tonnes in the marketing year 2023-24, harvested from 12.8 million hectares, despite the unpredictable rainfall associated with El Niño. Experts believe that El Niño could have a significant impact on India’s crops in 2024, potentially affecting oilseed production. India’s soybean oil production is expected to be 1.7 million tonnes, and the import of edible oils is projected to decrease in the current marketing year due to increased domestic production goals.
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While El Niño remains a wild card for India, soybean production is expected to reach 12 million tonnes in marketing year 2023-24 (October to September), harvested from 12.8 million hectares, according to a report from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) of the US Department of Agriculture. The FAS said its initial estimate of 11.9 million tonnes in its previous forecast accounted for the unpredictable rainfall linked to El Niño conditions during the soybean planting season for the 2023-24 crop. The current forecast still would be short of the 12.4 million tonnes harvested for 2022-23. “Experts are predicting El Niño will have a more significant impact in India in 2024, which could affect a majority of the crops, including oilseeds,” the FAS said. “There is still a degree of uncertainty at this time, considering El Niño has not always led to a lack of monsoon in India.” India’s soybean oil production for 2023-24 is 1.7 million tonnes, a slight decrease from 2022-23 but still a ...

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