Harvests of soy, wheat, beans and corn silage increase in Santa Catarina, Brazil

Published 2022년 12월 27일

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The December Agricultural Bulletin of Epagri in Santa Catarina reports an increase in the production of beans, corn, silage, and soybeans, exceeding initial estimates. Adverse weather conditions could affect rice, grain corn, and onions. Despite a reduction in planted area, bean production is expected to rise by 11%. Wheat production is projected to increase by 38%, and there has been a reduction in the cost of wheat production. Despite drought in the Far West in December, a recovery of corn production for silage in the 2022/23 harvest is anticipated, as the silage market is experiencing growth.

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Beans will rise even with less area The December Agricultural Bulletin of the Agricultural Research and Rural Extension Company of Santa Catarina (Epagri) indicates growth in the harvests of beans, corn, silage and soybeans in Santa Catarina, in relation to initial estimates. In this scenario, the increase in planted area also boosted wheat production, which should be 38% higher in this harvest. “On the other hand, adverse weather conditions can negatively impact rice, grain corn and onion crops. The Agricultural Bulletin is published monthly by Epagri/Cepa with information on the main productive chains of agribusiness in Santa Catarina”, he indicates. In December, Epagri/Cepa estimated a production of 2.63 million tons of soybeans in the 2022/23 Santa Catarina harvest, against an initial estimate of 2.61 million tons. “The factors that prevail in terms of the oilseed market in November and December are: the weather in southern Brazil and Argentina, which may impact the production ...

Source: Abramilho