Farmers in Mato Grosso, the largest producing state in Brazil, have begun the first harvesting work for the 2022/23 soybean, in regions with earlier plantings such as the west, told Reuters yesterday (22), the IMEA (Instituto Mato-grossense of Agricultural Economics).
According to the superintendent of the institute linked to producers, Cleiton Gauer, the crops harvested still represent less than 1% of the area of 11.8 million hectares . . .
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