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According to the Paraguay Soybean, Oilseed and Grain Production Association (APS), 2021/22 is the worst soybean harvest in Paraguay’s modern history
.
Severe drought between December and January, combined with record-high heat, decimated the soybean crop by 70 percent
.
At the start of the planting season, APS expects Paraguay's soybean production to exceed 10 million tonnes
.
Currently, the association estimates that soybean production may not exceed 3 million tons
.
National soybean yields are forecast at 16 bags per hectare (14.
3bu/ac), with peak yields reaching 26 bags per hectare (23.
2bu/ac)
.
.
Currently, the association estimates that soybean production may not exceed 3 million tons
.
National soybean yields are forecast at 16 bags per hectare (14.
3bu/ac), with peak yields reaching 26 bags per hectare (23.
2bu/ac)
.
Paraguayan farmers can plant a second crop of soybeans (safrinha) after the first crop is harvested, but farmers are planting less safrinha than expected
.
Farmers were originally expected to plant 500,000 hectares of safrinha soybeans, but now it looks like there may be only 300,000-400,000 hectares
.
The harvested safrinha soybeans are expected to be used as seed for the 2022/23 season, as well as to fulfill some existing contracts
.
.
Farmers were originally expected to plant 500,000 hectares of safrinha soybeans, but now it looks like there may be only 300,000-400,000 hectares
.
The harvested safrinha soybeans are expected to be used as seed for the 2022/23 season, as well as to fulfill some existing contracts
.
Many farmers who have forward contracts for their 2021/22 soybeans are now unable to deliver enough soybeans to grain companies to meet those contracts
.
They are also unable to repay the bank's production loans or pay the arrears for the purchase of agricultural inputs
.
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They are also unable to repay the bank's production loans or pay the arrears for the purchase of agricultural inputs
.
These financial difficulties will also affect planting in 2022/23, which will start in August
.
Buying inputs will be very difficult due to the surge in input prices in recent months
.
Farmers are likely to use their scarce resources to buy as little fertilizer and pesticides as possible, which will affect soybean production in 2022/23
.
.
Buying inputs will be very difficult due to the surge in input prices in recent months
.
Farmers are likely to use their scarce resources to buy as little fertilizer and pesticides as possible, which will affect soybean production in 2022/23
.
