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The 2024/2025 Argentina soybean estimate was left unchanged this week at 50 million tons with a neutral to higher bias. Soybeans in Argentina were 23.6% harvested compared to 35% last year which represents an increase of 9.1% for the week. First crop soybeans were 12% harvested and double crop soybeans were 2% harvested. Nationwide yields

According to data released by the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange (BCBA), the soybean harvest in Argentina reached 23.6% of the suitable area, after a weekly advance of 9.1 percentage points. Despite the progress, there is a delay of 12 percentage points compared to the same period of the previous harvest. The national average yield is 33 bags per hectare, with results above expectations in the regions of Córdoba, Entre Ríos and in the production centers of the North and South, especially for first-class soybeans. With this, the production projection was maintained at 48.6 million tons.

Argentina has recorded its largest single-day sales volumes for soybean so far in 2025, the country’s Rosario grain exchange (BCR) said on Wednesday, as the key grain transactions pick up after hitting their slowest pace in over a decade. Farmers in the South American agricultural powerhouse sold 230,000 metric tons of soybeans on Tuesday, the exchange said, after harvest delays caused by heavy rainfall and uncertainty over industry policies and exchange rates brought trading to its slowest pace in 11 years. Argentina is the world’s top supplier of soybean oil and meal. Analysts pointed to a calmer exchange rate scenario and upcoming financial needs for farmers ahead of wheat planting season next month as reasons for the pick-up. “At this time, producers need to sell because of the upcoming maturity of their financial needs,” independent grains analyst Lorena D’Angelo told Reuters. Emilce Terre, a senior analyst at BCR, told Reuters that sales were also stimulated by a ...