Strong El Niño Could Cut Brazil Soy Crop 10%
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Study projects loss of 17.6 million tons, concentrated in Mato Grosso and Goiás, a potential impact of R$ 33 billion on the gross value of production
Soybean production is marked by expectations and challenges in 2026 Disclosure/Aprosoja The Brazilian soybean harvest 2026/27 can fall by about 10% in a strong El Niño scenario, with production falling from 181.2 million to 163.6 million tons. The estimate is from a study released this Tuesday (27) by Serasa Experian, who calculated the possible effects of the climate phenomenon on the country's producing regions. Do you have any suggestions for…
Estudo da Serasa Experian estimates a 9.7% decrease in Brazilian production in adverse climate scenario, with a potential impact of R$ 33 billion on the gross value of production. The post El Niño forte can cut 17.6 million tons of soybeans in 2026/27 apareceu primeiro em Canal Rural.
Forbes, the world's most well-conceived business and economic magazine. An unprecedented study by Serasa Experian estimates a potential collapse of 17.6 million tons under El Niño fort. Mato Grosso and Goiás concentrate almost 80% of the calculated risk for crop 2026/27 The post Soja crop Corresque Risk of losses of R$ 33 billion and Accirra the Debt in 2027 appeared first in Forbes Brazil.
Brazil's soybean crop 2026/27 could fall to 163.6 million tons in a loss scenario due to the effects of the strong El Niño climate phenomenon, a reduction of about 10% compared to a neutral situation, projected on Tuesday a study by Serasa Experian. Read more (10/27/2026
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