The 2018/19 soybean harvest began in Brazil

The soybean harvest of the 2018/19 harvest has started in Brazil! As expected, the new season was scheduled in about 30 days this year and field work has already begun in parts of Mato Grosso.

In the municipality of Nova Ubiratã, the 90-day soybean harvest begins. Planting began on September 15th, the day of the crawl space. The weather conditions were quite adequate, the rains were anticipated and well arrived, well distributed, in good volume, and favored the harvest.

Then see the first pictures. Click to enlarge picture

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Last week, Conab (National Supply Corporation) raised its estimate 120.1 million tonnes for Brazil, with a 1.8% increase in planted area compared to the previous year.The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) United) went a step further and corrected its number from 120.5 to 122 million tons in the latest monthly newsletter of the supply and

Some national and even international consulting firms even estimate that Brazil's new crop could reach 130 million tonnes.