Trade4go Summary
Argentine corn harvest progresses with 23.1% overall and 65 to 75% in core areas, but yields are decreasing, now at 8,330 kg/hectare, marking two weeks of decline. Frost in western Buenos Aires could further decrease grain weight. Despite these challenges, the corn estimate remains at 46 million tons. The 23rd International Conference BLACK SEA GRAIN.KYIV, to be held on April 24 in Kyiv, will focus on the development of the grain sector in the Black Sea and Danube region.
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Argentine corn is 23.1% harvested nationwide, compared to 15% last year. In the core production areas, the corn is 65 to 75% harvested with 10-20% harvested in the southern areas and 0% harvested in far northern Argentina. The average nationwide corn yield is 8,330 kg/hectare (132.4 bu/acre) which is down 0.6 bushels from the prior week. This marks two weeks in a row of declining yields and yields are expected to decline as the harvest progresses. In western Buenos Aires frost is expected to negatively impact grain weight, but it is too early to determine the total loss. Therefore, the Argentine corn estimate was left unchanged at 46 million tons. Below is the 2024/2025 Argentina corn harvest progress for April 9, 2025 from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange. Below is the 2024/2025 Argentina corn harvest progress by region for April 9, 2025 from Buenos Aires Grain Exchange. *Source: Buenos Aires Grain Exchange – Crop Condition & Development Stages ...
UkrAgroConsult
Apr 21st, 2025
