Global: The USDA reduces the soybean harvest by 1.4 million tons, while the wheat harvest increases

Published 2024년 3월 11일

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The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) March 2024 report estimates a slight decrease in the global cereal harvest for 2023/2024 to 2,809 million tons, with a minor increase in global wheat harvest estimates, a decrease in corn estimates, and a stable estimate for India's wheat harvest. The report also notes a significant impact of severe drought on Australia's harvest, leading to a 36% decrease from the previous year. In terms of soybean production, despite a slight decrease from February, the report estimates a 4.9% increase from the previous year's harvest, with Brazil maintaining its position as the global leader.
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The decrease in estimates of the 2023/2024 soybean and corn harvest and the increase in that of wheat mark the USDA report for March 2024 at 2,809 million tons, up to that figure the United States Department of Agriculture estimates that the world harvest will reach of cereals 23/24. This figure, which remains stable compared to the February document, barely shows a drop of 0.07 million tons, representing a growth of 2.1% over the previous harvest 2,749.77 Slight increase in wheat forecasts According to the report As of March 2024 USDA, the global wheat harvest rises by one million tons over the figure published in February to reach 786.70 million tons. Despite this increase, the statistics show a slight reduction on the collection achieved in 22/23 when 789.17 million tons were reached, so a decrease of 0.3% can be seen. cereal, China is the world's main producer with 136.59 million tons, which represents a drop of 0.9% on the amount that arrived in the warehouses of the Asian ...
Source: Agromeat

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