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We focus on grains and food industry.
We focus on grains and food industry.
We focus on grains and food industry.
We focus on grains and food industry.
We focus on grains and food industry.
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Argentina’s corn crop forecast rose to 57.9 mt
According to trade analysts at the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG), Argentina’s 2025-26 corn production is likely to increase by 6 percent to 57.9 million tonne (mt). The upward revision is driven by a larger-than-expected planted area, although significant weather risks remain.
They indicated that since early January, the Pampas region in the c country has recorded a rainfall deficit of 50–70 mm. However, mild temperatures and previously high soil moisture levels have so far helped prevent a sharp deterioration in crop conditions.
The most challenging situation is expected in the southern Pampas, particularly in Buenos Aires province, where hot and dry weather is forecast to persist over the next 2 weeks. These conditions could negatively affect yields, especially for late-planted corn, stated by the analysts.
The report shows that at the same time, western and northern corn-growing regions, including Cordoba and Santa Fe provinces, may experience cooler temperatures and some rainfall, which could partially improve crop development conditions.
The LSEG stated that crop vegetation density is currently close to average, but the situation could deteriorate quickly if hot and dry conditions persist. Forecasts for February point to cooler but drier weather, reinforcing concerns over final yield potential.
