Brazilian second-corn production set to rise by 11% this year
Investing.com -- Brazil’s second-corn farmers are set to boost production by 11% this year, reaching an estimated 99.8 million metric tons, according to the country’s national crop agency, Conab. This increase was announced on Thursday and is attributed to favorable weather conditions across key cultivation areas.
Conab’s May crop report detailed that farmers have completed the sowing of their 2024/2025 second-corn, which is typically planted after the soybean harvest in the same fields. In the majority of these producing regions, rainfall has proven beneficial for crop growth, leading to an increase in yields, as stated by Conab.
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