브라질 곡물 및 시리얼 인사이트

Wheat cultivation in Brazil is going through a period of adjustments in the face of a more unstable and demanding productive environment. Climate fluctuations, increased disease pressure, and rising costs are altering management practices, especially in the traditional southern regions of the country. In this context, biological technologies have started to gain ground as an alternative to sustain productivity and reduce losses throughout the crop cycle.

In the coming weeks, rainfall in most regions of Brazil will be close to or above normal levels, which is conducive to crop growth. In the next 1-2 weeks, the weather in Paraguay will be cool and humid, which is favorable for the growth of corn and soybeans. Here are the weather forecasts for the world's major producing countries. North America: Over the weekend, temperatures in the United States will drop, and rain and snow will occur in the northern/eastern parts of the Midwest, but the impact on crops will be minimal. South America: The weather in Paraguay will gradually turn cool and humid in the coming weeks, which is favorable for the growth of corn and soybeans. Southeast Asia: Major palm oil-producing areas in Indonesia and Malaysia will experience widespread heavy rainfall, which is conducive to increasing yields.

The Brazilian corn market faces a scenario of restricted competitiveness in international trade, with clear limitations for shipments in the coming months. According to analysis by TF Agroeconômica, Brazil was excluded from a new tender by South Korea and presents competitiveness only for the next Safrinha 26/27, considering the current price levels and premiums practiced in the external market.