Brazil's Paraná can harvest the largest volume of soybeans in history

Published 2023년 3월 2일

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Soybean producers in Paraná, Brazil, are projected to produce a record-breaking 20.89 million tons in the first 2022/2023 harvest, a 70% increase from the previous harvest, according to the Subjective Crop Forecast (PSS) by the Department of Rural Economy (Deral). The current grain harvest stands at 17% of the area, with 85% of the crops in good conditions. However, the increased production is putting downward pressure on prices, with the average price paid to producers in February being the lowest in the last 12 months.

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Soybean producers in Paraná will be able to produce, in an area of 5.76 million hectares, approximately 20.89 million tons of soy in this first 2022/2023 harvest. This volume, if confirmed, will be the largest in the history of Paraná. According to information from the Subjective Crop Forecast (PSS) released by the Department of Rural Economy (Deral) of the State Secretariat for Agriculture and Supply (Seab), for the month of February, expectations for the soybean crop represent a 70% increase in production volume compared to the 2021/2022 harvest, when 12.31 million tons were produced. The grain harvest advanced to 17% of the area this week, and 85% of the crops are in good conditions, 12% in medium conditions and 3% in bad conditions. In ...

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