Brazil Forecasts Record Soybean Harvest for 2025/26
Brazilian farmers are expected to harvest a record 177.64 million metric tons of soybeans in the 2025/26 season, according to crop agency Conab.
- Expected harvest is virtually the same as forecast last month.
- 6 million tons more than in the previous year.
- 3.6% rise in the size of the area being sowed with the oilseed, to 49 million hectares.
Brazilian exports may surpass 112 million tons in the new marketing year as the US is expected to reduce its own soy exports amid a trade war with China.
Parana state soy farmers are the most advanced in planting, with 31% of the area already sown, followed by Brazil's top farm state Mato Grosso, with 18.9% of fields already planted.
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Author's summary: Brazil expects a record soybean harvest in 2025/26.
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