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Sugarcane crushing in the second half of October was 27.17 million tons compared to 34.66 million in the 2023/2024 harvest.

The heavy rainfall recorded in the region in the first week of November offers good prospects for crops, especially for the next sugarcane harvest, according to professor and researcher Fábio Marin, from the Department of Biosystems Engineering at the Luiz de Queiroz College of Agriculture (Esalq), the USP campus in Piracicaba (SP). "Good weather for the fields," he celebrated. 📲 Join the g1 Piracicaba and region channel on WhatsApp Sugarcane crops in the interior of São Paulo suffered from the fires recorded this year. The arrival of rain means good conditions for the soil. "The forecast is that the next few weeks of November will also be rainy. These are good conditions for the crops recently planted in the region, as well as for sugarcane and pastures, conditions that bring good prospects for the next harvest, for the formation of sugarcane fields that will be harvested in 2025. A very hopeful scenario," he said. The professor adds that the rains are positive for

Despite climate adversities and fires, the expectation is that the State will reach a target of 80 million tons in the 2024/25 cycle.