Nothing Special   »   [go: up one dir, main page]
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 23 views

    Weeklyagreport: Soybean

    Uploaded by

    api-164524372
    The weekly agricultural report from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange provides the following highlights: - Soybean planting is complete across Argentina covering 20.4 million hectares with good to very good conditions reported. A new record soybean production of 57 million tons is expected nationwide. - Corn planting is also complete at 3.14 million hectares, down 17% from last year. Early harvest yields have been high and production is projected at 22.5 million tons. - Sunflower harvest is 17% complete with an average yield of 1.92 tons/hectare expected, leading to a projected production of 2.4 million tons. - Grain sorghum planting finished at 850,000 hectares,

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Weeklyagreport: Soybean

    Uploaded by

    api-164524372
    23 views3 pages
    The weekly agricultural report from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange provides the following highlights: - Soybean planting is complete across Argentina covering 20.4 million hectares with good to very good conditions reported. A new record soybean production of 57 million tons is expected nationwide. - Corn planting is also complete at 3.14 million hectares, down 17% from last year. Early harvest yields have been high and production is projected at 22.5 million tons. - Sunflower harvest is 17% complete with an average yield of 1.92 tons/hectare expected, leading to a projected production of 2.4 million tons. - Grain sorghum planting finished at 850,000 hectares,

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    Untitled

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The weekly agricultural report from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange provides the following highlights: - Soybean planting is complete across Argentina covering 20.4 million hectares with good to very good conditions reported. A new record soybean production of 57 million tons is expected nationwide. - Corn planting is also complete at 3.14 million hectares, down 17% from last year. Early harvest yields have been high and production is projected at 22.5 million tons. - Sunflower harvest is 17% complete with an average yield of 1.92 tons/hectare expected, leading to a projected production of 2.4 million tons. - Grain sorghum planting finished at 850,000 hectares,

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    23 views3 pages

    Weeklyagreport: Soybean

    Uploaded by

    api-164524372
    The weekly agricultural report from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange provides the following highlights: - Soybean planting is complete across Argentina covering 20.4 million hectares with good to very good conditions reported. A new record soybean production of 57 million tons is expected nationwide. - Corn planting is also complete at 3.14 million hectares, down 17% from last year. Early harvest yields have been high and production is projected at 22.5 million tons. - Sunflower harvest is 17% complete with an average yield of 1.92 tons/hectare expected, leading to a projected production of 2.4 million tons. - Grain sorghum planting finished at 850,000 hectares,

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 3

    WeeklyAgReport

    BUENOS AIRES GRAIN E XCHANGE

    WEEK ENDED ON Feb. 12, 2015


    CROP REPORT - HIGHLIGHTS
    Estimations and Agricultural Projections Department
    Buenos Aires Grain Exchange

    Referencias:
    NOA: Salta+Tucumn+Jujuy+Catamarca+Oeste Sgo del Estero.
    NEA: Chaco+Este Sgo del Estero+Formosa.
    Ctro N Sfe: Centro-Norte de Santa Fe. Ctro N Cba: Centro-Norte de Crdoba.
    Ncleo Norte: Este de Crdoba+Centro-Sur de Santa Fe+Sudoeste de Entre Ros.
    S Cba: Sur de Crdoba. N LP-O BA: Norte de La Pampa+ Oeste de Buenos Aires.
    Ctro E ER: Entre Ros excluido Victoria y Diamante.
    Ctro BA: Centro de Buenos Aires.
    SO BA-S LP: Sudoeste de Buenos Aires+Sur de La Pampa.
    SE BA: Sudeste de Buenos Aires. SL: San Luis.
    Cuenca Sal: Este de la Cuenca del Salado. Otras: Corrientes+Misiones.

    WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL WEATHER OUTLOOK


    BUENOS AIRES GRAINS EXCHANGE

    February 12, 2015


    AGRICULTURAL WEATHER OUTLOOK: FEBRUARY 12 TO 18, 2015; HEAT AND PRECIPITATIONS
    FOLLOWED BY A DROP IN TEMPERATURES

    OUTLOOK SUMMARY
    The current perspective begins with an increase in highs and abundant humidity and cloudiness. Towards the
    middle of the perspective, the passage of a Pampero front will bring precipitations of varying intentsity over most part
    of the agricultural area. However, the mid-west of Argentina and most part of Uruguay will report scarce values.
    Later, winds coming from the south/ southeast will impact over the south and east of the Ag. region moderating
    temperatures. The Center and North will remain under the influence of warm winds coming from the North.

    SOYBEAN
    Rainfalls during the last seven days continued to replenish moisture over wide areas of the province of
    Cordoba, as well as in parts of the west and north of Santa Fe. Such rains leverage soil moisture and benefit
    the development of the crop, especially on second plots which normally start the cycle with a lower moisture
    supply.
    Consequently, toward the central region, comprised by the mid-north and south of Cordoba, mid-north
    of Santa Fe, north and south belts and mid-east of Entre Ros, which concentrate more than 60 % of the
    national area, estimated this year at 20,400,000 hectares, crop condition and water supplies range from good
    to very good. Based on this scenario, expectations remain strong for a new record production nationwide,
    estimated at 57,000,000 tons.
    Toward the south, limited water supplies in various parts of La Pampa, west and south of Buenos Aires
    are affecting normal crop development during critical reproductive phases (R3-R6). Therefore, a reduction of
    yield potential is expected in these areas due to a lack of rainfalls forecast in the short-term.

    SOYBEAN PLANTING
    2014/15 Season
    Hectareage (Ha)
    Zone
    2013/14
    2014/15
    I
    NOA
    1.103.000
    900.000
    II
    NEA
    1.654.000
    1.500.000
    III
    Ctro N Cba
    2.265.000
    2.300.000
    IV
    S Cba
    1.490.000
    1.700.000
    V
    Ctro N SFe
    1.160.000
    1.300.000
    VI
    Ncleo Norte 3.560.000
    3.500.000
    VII
    Ncleo Sur
    2.800.000
    2.800.000
    VIII Ctro E ER
    1.230.000
    1.250.000
    IX
    N LP-OBA
    1.660.000
    1.850.000
    X
    Ctro BA
    570.000
    650.000
    XI
    SO BA-S LP
    500.000
    520.000
    XII
    SE BA
    1.590.000
    1.680.000
    XIII SL
    165.000
    180.000
    XIV Cuenca Sal
    203.000
    220.000
    XV
    Otras
    50.000
    50.000
    TOTAL
    20.000.000
    20.400.000

    As of: Feb. 12, 2015


    Porcentage
    Hectares
    planted (%)
    planted
    100,0
    900.000
    100,0 1.500.000
    100,0 2.300.000
    100,0 1.700.000
    100,0 1.300.000
    100,0 3.500.000
    100,0 2.800.000
    100,0 1.250.000
    100,0 1.850.000
    100,0
    650.000
    100,0
    520.000
    100,0 1.680.000
    100,0
    180.000
    100,0
    220.000
    100,0
    50.000
    100,0 20.400.000

    CORN
    After incorporating the last plots in the NW and NE Areas and the mid-north of Santa Fe, nationwide
    planting has finished, covering a final area estimated at 3,140,000 hectares, slightly up by 4.6 % from last
    publication, posting a YOY decrease of -17 %.
    This slight variation is because a good number of plots initially planted for cattle feeding have been
    transferred to the commercial grain circuit, maintaining high yield potential levels.
    In general, crop has evolved very well, both on early plots--a few weeks away from harvest--, and on
    late plots, which are starting reproductive phases in the center and south of the ag region. Yield expectations
    on early plots are high, as well as for late plantings, due to good water supplies. Nationwide harvested area
    is still short of 1 % of the total area; however, first yields observed are quite high, describing a positive trend
    at the start of harvest in most of the central region. Based on this scenario, final production projected is at
    22,500,000 tons this season.

    CORN PLANTING
    2014/15 Season
    Zonas
    I
    NOA
    II
    NEA
    III
    Ctro N Cba
    IV
    S Cba
    V
    Ctro N SFe
    VI
    Ncleo Norte
    VII
    Ncleo Sur
    VIII
    Ctro E ER
    IX
    N LP-OBA
    X
    Ctro BA
    XI
    SO BA-S LP
    XII
    SE BA
    XIII
    SL
    XIV
    Cuenca Sal
    XV
    Otras
    TOTAL

    Hectareage (Ha)
    2013/14
    2014/15
    282.000
    230.000
    412.000
    315.000
    620.000
    490.000
    430.000
    335.000
    136.000
    130.000
    400.000
    300.000
    340.000
    265.000
    151.000
    137.000
    424.000
    370.000
    218.000
    179.000
    100.000
    98.000
    90.000
    92.000
    130.000
    123.000
    48.000
    52.000
    19.000
    24.000
    3.800.000
    3.140.000

    As of: Feb. 12, 2015


    Porcentage
    Hectares
    planted (%)
    planted
    100,0
    230.000
    100,0
    315.000
    100,0
    490.000
    100,0
    335.000
    100,0
    130.000
    100,0
    300.000
    100,0
    265.000
    100,0
    137.000
    100,0
    370.000
    100,0
    179.000
    100,0
    98.000
    100,0
    92.000
    100,0
    123.000
    100,0
    52.000
    100,0
    24.000
    100,0 3.140.000

    SUNFLOWER
    Harvest has finished during the past week in the NE Area and mid-north of Cordoba; harvest progress
    amounts to 17 % nationwide, posting a YOY decrease of 6 percentage points. Conversely, harvest is started
    in the south belt region, reporting a YOY advance of 1.8 percentage points nationwide. Average yield remains
    at 1.92 tons/Ha, thus national projection is 2,400,000 tons.
    The NE Area has finished harvest with an average yield of 1,9 tons/Ha. At the same time, the midnorth of Santa Fe has shown harvest progress by 95 %. The north and south belt regions and the south of

    Cordoba and mid-east of Entre Ros report harvest progress ranging from 25 % to 35 %. Plots in the north of
    La Pampa and west of Buenos Aires are mostly at physiological ripeness.
    The center of Buenos Aires and the Salado basin show plots between full flowering and physiological
    ripeness, due to varying planting schedules. Plots in the SE and SW of Buenos Aires and west of La Pampa
    are in reproductive phases between grain filling and physiological ripeness. General crop condition is good,
    except for some plots in the SE with regular water supplies.

    SUNFLOWER HARVEST
    As of: Feb. 12, 2015
    2014/15 Season
    Hectareage (Ha)
    Porcentage
    Hectares
    Yield Production
    (Tn)
    Zone
    Sown
    Lost
    Harvestable Harvested (%) Harvested (qq/Ha)
    I
    NOA
    II
    NEA
    135.000
    10.000
    125.000
    100,0 125.000
    19,0
    237.500
    III Ctro N Cba
    2.000
    350
    1.750
    100,0
    1.750
    12,9
    2.258
    IV S Cba
    15.000
    500
    14.500
    25,0
    3.625
    20,0
    7.250
    V Ctro N SFe
    90.000
    5.500
    85.500
    95,0
    81.225
    19,2
    155.952
    VI Ncleo Norte
    4.000
    150
    3.900
    35,0
    1.365
    26,0
    3.549
    VII Ncleo Sur
    5.000
    200
    4.900
    30,0
    1.470
    35,0
    5.145
    VIII Ctro E ER
    3.000
    300
    2.700
    25,0
    675
    19,0
    1.283
    IX N LP-OBA
    90.000
    4.000
    86.000
    0,0
    0,0
    X
    Ctro BA
    50.000
    1.000
    49.000
    0,0
    0,0
    XI SO BA-S LP
    420.000
    8.500
    411.500
    0,0
    0,0
    XII SE BA
    390.000
    3.500
    386.500
    0,0
    0,0
    XIII SL
    20.000
    1.200
    18.800
    0,0
    0,0
    XIV Cuenca Sal
    72.000
    1.200
    70.800
    0,0
    0,0
    XV Otras
    4.000
    100
    3.900
    0,0
    0,0
    TOTAL
    1.300.000
    36.500
    1.264.750
    17,0 215.110
    19,2
    412.936

    GRAIN SORGHUM
    Grain sorghum planting is finished nationwide. It is important to point out that the regions of the NE
    Area, mid-north of Santa Fe, Corrientes and mid-east of Entre Ros have had severe difficulties to access
    agricultural plots. Especially on low plots in the mid-north of Santa Fe. Consequently, many producers were
    unable to incorporate plots, therefore, sorghum planting is closed at 850,000 Ha, down by -21.3 % from last
    season (2013/14: 1,080,000 Ha). Compared to last cycle, the most significant reductions of area were
    observed in the main producing locations of the NE Area, mid-north of Santa Fe, Crdoba, mid-east of Entre
    Ros and SW of Buenos Aires.

    GRAIN SORGHUM PLANTING


    2014/15 Season
    Hectareage (Ha)
    Zone
    2013/14
    2014/15
    I
    NOA
    24.000
    24.000
    II
    NEA
    245.000
    190.000
    III
    Ctro N Cba
    134.000
    100.000
    IV S Cba
    44.000
    34.000
    V
    Ctro N SFe
    205.000
    150.000
    VI Ncleo Norte
    40.000
    32.000
    VII Ncleo Sur
    20.000
    17.000
    VIII Ctro E ER
    85.000
    65.000
    IX
    N LP-OBA
    45.000
    40.000
    X
    Ctro BA
    8.000
    8.000
    XI
    SO BA-S LP
    120.000
    80.000
    XII SE BA
    7.000
    7.000
    XIII SL
    52.000
    52.000
    XIV Cuenca Sal
    29.000
    29.000
    XV Otras
    22.000
    22.000
    TOTAL
    1.080.000
    850.000

    Buenos Aires, February 12, 2015

    As of: Feb. 12, 2015


    Porcentage
    Hectares
    planted (%)
    planted
    100,0
    24.000
    100,0
    190.000
    100,0
    100.000
    100,0
    34.000
    100,0
    150.000
    100,0
    32.000
    100,0
    17.000
    100,0
    65.000
    100,0
    40.000
    100,0
    8.000
    100,0
    80.000
    100,0
    7.000
    100,0
    52.000
    100,0
    29.000
    100,0
    22.000
    100,0
    850.000

    Buenos Aires Grains Exchange

    You might also like