Rain hampers onion harvest in the South of Brazil

게시됨 2022년 12월 2일

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Heavy rainfall in the Ituporanga region of SC, Brazil, is expected to continue until December 4, leading to mixed impacts on the local agricultural sector, particularly affecting the onion market. The rain has disrupted the harvest, but has also improved the quality of bulbs stored beforehand. However, the increased rainfall has also led to a decrease in the amount of dried onion available for sale, forcing producers to harvest earlier and slightly increasing supply, albeit with varied quality. As a result, the market price has remained high, and the mowing value this week was 8.2% lower than the previous record at 4.75/kg due to the adverse weather conditions and the larger volume of harvested onions.

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This week, it rained in the region of Ituporanga (SC), and Climatempo forecasts that the rain will continue until Sunday, the 4th. According to collaborators from Hortifruti/Cepea, the rhythm of the harvest was affected by the precipitation. As a result, bulbs stored before the arrival of the rain had better output and, after the rains, the amount of dried onion available for sale dropped. As prices are at very high levels, this encouraged producers to bring the harvest forward, which slightly increased availability in recent days – if it weren't for the rainy weather, supply could be greater. Thus, with more onions being ...

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