아르헨티나 곡류 및 콩류 인사이트

The European Commission classified Argentina as standard risk in deforestation. This implies greater requirements for exporting products such as soybeans and meat.

The FAO cereal price index reached an average of 109.0 points in May, down 2.0 points (1.8%) from April and 9.7 points (8.2%) below its May 2024 level. Global corn prices fell sharply during the month, reflecting strong competitive pressure and increased seasonal availability of ongoing crops in Argentina and Brazil, with both countries harvesting at a faster pace than last year by the end of May. Expectations of a record corn harvest in 2025 in the United States of America further contributed to downward price pressure. Regarding other secondary cereals, global sorghum and barley prices also declined. International wheat prices also fell, though more moderately, due to weak global demand and improved crop conditions in the Northern Hemisphere. Precipitation recorded at the end of the month reduced drought risk in parts of Europe, the Black Sea region, and the United ...

According to the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange (BCBA), soybean harvest in Argentina is advancing with delays, but with better results in second-crop soybean yields. The harvested area reaches 93.2% of the suitable surface, still with a 2.8 percentage point delay compared to last year. The national average yield is 30.1 sacks per hectare, with first-crop soybeans showing 96% progress and productivity of 31.7 sacks per hectare, while second-crop soybeans have reached 85.5% progress, benefited by rainfall during the critical period, which raised the production estimate by 300,000 tons, now totaling 50.3 million tons.