What happened to the corn crop in Argentina?

Published 2024년 6월 4일

Tridge summary

The core region's corn planting area exceeded expectations, reaching nearly 2 million hectares, which is 564,000 hectares more than anticipated. After accounting for areas used for animal consumption and losses due to leafhoppers, the commercial corn area was 1.6 million hectares. Initially, an average yield of 10.3 t/ha was expected, projecting a production of 16.5 Mt of corn. However, due to leafhopper impacts on late sowings, the final yield for the 2023/24 season was 9.1 t/ha, resulting in a total production of 14.5 Mt.
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Original content

The corn planting area was much greater than expected, nearing 2 million hectares. About 564,000 hectares more than expected were sown in the core region. Excluding the area destined for animal consumption and losses (leafhoppers), the commercial corn area (grain harvest) reached 1.6 million hectares. How much corn was lost to leafhoppers in the region? Before the leafhopper, an average corn yield of 10.3 t/ha was estimated in the region, which would have resulted in at least 16.5 Mt for the season. The impact is enormous, considering that the ...
Source: Pig 333

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