Farmers across Brazil have begun planting the 2025-2026 crop season, with expectations for another record in corn and soybean acreage. The first outlook for the new cycle, released by the National Supply Company or Conab, Brazil’s food-supply and statistics agency, projects an increase in planted area. The expansion is driven by growing domestic demand for biofuels and strong export performance, which continues to push shipments to record levels.
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Joana Colussi
Michael Langemeier
Joana Colussi is an assistant professor in the Purdue University-Department of Agricultural Economics. Michael Langemeier is an agricultural economist with Purdue University. Visit ag.purdue.edu for more information.





