Soybean planting has reached 80% of the area in Brazil, a big jump from 69% last week but still behind 2021 when 86% of the implantation was estimated, agribusiness consultancy AgRural reported Monday.
In the Midwest, one of the central growing regions where planting has virtually ended, erratic rains have worried some producers, even after more rainfall was recorded last week.
"Although the rains were welcome, the volumes and distribution were not enough to relieve all the dry areas," said AgRural.
In addition, there are still "pockets of low humidity" in the west and north center of states like Mato . . .
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