Brazil: Soybean harvest 2022/23 in Mato Grosso reaches 94.83% of the area

Published 2023년 3월 10일

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Mato Grosso farmers have harvested 94.83% of the soybean area for the 2022/23 season, surpassing the historical average of 90.29%. However, this is a decrease from the previous year when 96.76% of areas were harvested. Corn planting has reached 96.44% of the areas, an increase of 7.08 points in a week, slightly behind the previous year's 97.95%, but above the historical average of 96.26%.

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Farmers in Mato Grosso harvested 94.83% of the soybean area in the 2022/23 season, a weekly advance of 6.7 percentage points, keeping pace ahead of the historical average of 90.29% for the period, showed data from the Institute Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics (Imea) this Friday. A year earlier, when work started earlier and moved at greater speed, 96.76% of the areas were harvested, the data showed. “The pace of harvesting for the 22/23 season has been losing speed due to the approaching completion of areas and the entry into more sandy and difficult-to-access plots,” said the institute linked to producers in a note. With the ...

Source: Moneytimes