This year's harvest in Brazil is expected to be record-breaking

Published 2023년 8월 11일

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Brazil is expected to see a 17.4 percent increase in agricultural production compared to 2022, with a 5.2 percent increase in the area sown. Rice, corn, and soybeans will account for 92 percent of the expected production, with soybean production increasing by 24.5 percent to reach 148.8 million tons. Rice harvest, however, is expected to be lower by 5.8 percent, while rye yields are projected to increase by 7.1 percent, setting a new record for Brazilian rye production.

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If the forecasts come true, it will be an increase of 17.4 percent. compared to 2022, with an increase in the sown area to 77.1 million hectares, i.e. by 5.2 percent. compared to 2022. Rice, corn and soybeans - the three main products of Brazilian agriculture - will account for 92 percent. expected production. More soybean production in Brazil Compared to last year's harvest, soybean production will increase by 24.5 percent. and will reach 148.8 million tons, corn by 13.7 percent. - up to 125.2 million tons, while the expected rice harvest will be lower by 5.8 percent. and ...

Source: Farmer.pl