Brazil: Ponta Grossa region should lead barley production in Paraná

게시됨 2024년 4월 25일

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The Ponta Grossa region in Paraná, Brazil, is set to become the leading area for barley production, with planting beginning earlier than usual, marking a shift from the traditional production center in Guarapuava. This change is attributed to the establishment of Maltaria Campos Gerais, the largest malt factory in Latin America, expected to produce 240 thousand tons of malt per year. Despite a projected 16% reduction in the total barley-cultivation area in Paraná, the Ponta Grossa region is set to expand by 10%. The region also leads in chicken meat exports in Brazil, with China, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, Saudi Arabia, and South Africa as the main destinations. Additionally, Paraná is a significant producer of kiwis, with a Gross Production Value of R$15.2 million from 2,600 tons produced on 200 hectares.

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The Ponta Grossa region is about to take the lead in barley production in Paraná, with the start of planting of the harvest that begins now. Traditionally, planting began in the Guarapuava region, which last year was the largest producer, but this year sowing began in Ponta Grossa, indicating a significant change in the state panorama. This change in the barley production scenario in Paraná was highlighted in the Agricultural Conjuncture Bulletin, published by technicians from the Department of Rural Economy (Deral), the State Secretariat for Agriculture and Supply (Seab), referring to the week of 12 to 18 Of april. The Guarapuava region centralizes barley production by Cooperativa Agrária, responsible for processing 48% of the 278 thousand tons of barley produced in the state in 2023. The Ponta Grossa region produced 109 thousand tons in the same period, representing 39% of the total . However, estimates for this year indicate a 16% drop in the total area dedicated to barley in ...

출처: Portal Do Agronegocio