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Indonesia's Agriculture Ministry says it will not need to import feed corn in 2025, with domestic production sufficient to meet demand. "Most of the corn grown in Indonesia is used for feed purposes, and we guarantee that there will be no need for imports this year," said Yudi Sastro, director general of the Food Crops

At this stage, spring crops in the Dobrich region are well-developed and have sufficient moisture. However, in individual fields, drought is beginning to make its presence felt. According to farmers, cumulative rainfall from the beginning of September to now is slightly over 300 liters. In this situation, the heat and lack of precipitation forecast by meteorologists could seriously worsen the situation with spring crops. The NIMH analysis indicates that rainfall in the Dobrich region in May was around 20-75 l/sq.m, and from the beginning of June until now – from 1 to 20 l/sq.m. Traditional droughts and extreme temperatures in July and August can have a particularly serious impact on corn and sunflower. The bitter experience of agricultural producers shows that these months often prove fatal in recent farming seasons. There were even years with zero yields, when fields were simply cleared of corn stalks. The result is already clear - fewer corn areas have been sown in the Dobrich ...

The corn futures market showed mixed results on B3 throughout the week, reflecting volatility between near-term and longer-term maturities. On Friday, the July/25 contract closed at R$ 63.16, with a slight increase of R$ 0.09 for the day, but accumulating a drop of R$ 0.13 for the week. The July/25 contract recorded a fall of R$ 0.19 for the day and R$ 0.52 for the week, closing at R$ 63.52. The September/25 maturity, in turn, ended at R$ 67.24, with a drop of R$ 0.44 for the day and R$ 0.71 for the week.