Brazil became the world's top corn and soy exporter. Cotton is next.
Cotton crop conditions in the U.S. are at their second to worst level ever, with 40% of the production in an area experiencing drought as of Friday.
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Cotton crop conditions in the U.S. are at their second to worst level ever, with 40% of the production in an area experiencing drought as of Friday.
SAO PAULO: Brazil’s Agriculture Ministry has approved 48 requests from Mato Grosso soy growers who want to start...
Warehouses in Brazil are still full of soybeans, harvested just a few months before corn. In the state of Mato Grosso, soybean production was high this season, but at the same time sales are slower than usual, leaving warehouses with no space for corn, according to Cleiton Gauer, superintendent of the Mato Grosso Institute of Agricultural Economics (IMEA).
Corn is stacking up outside of Brazilian silos at the fastest rate in years as the country’s biggest-producing region harvests a bumper crop. Warehouses are still full of soybeans, which are reaped only a few months before the corn. In Mato Grosso, soy production was also huge this season and sales have been slower than usual, leaving the warehouses with no room to receive the corn, said Cleiton Gauer, superintendent at IMEA, Mato Grosso’s rural economy institute. While it is not unusual for crops to be stored in the open when indoor capacity fills up, it has not been seen at such
Dry weather forecast for the second half of April in Brazil’s central area, where some of the country’s largest grain producing states are located, might limit yields for the 2021/22 second corn crop, experts said. After seeing its first crop affected by the lack of rainfall, Brazil now hopes to harvest an 88.5 million-tonne second ...