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Soybean planting for the 2026/27 crop advanced this week and has already reached 36% of the planned area in Paraná, according to data released by the Department of Rural Economy (Deral). The pace is within expectations and slightly above the average of recent harvests, while crop conditions remain favorable.
According to data released by Deral, soybean planting is progressing as expected for this period. 36% of the planned area has already been planted in the state. The pace of work is slightly above the average recorded in recent harvests, indicating continued field activities at the start of this cycle.
Overall, crop conditions are considered good. Soil moisture has favored germination and initial plant development in areas already sown.
Despite the favorable conditions, the rains recorded in recent days have caused localized problems for the progress of soybean planting. In some regions, the excess moisture reduces the available windows for machinery to enter the fields. The rainfall may also hinder the performance of crop management practices.
The situation requires attention, especially in areas that need management at this time. Even so, according to data released by Deral, the difficulties remain localized.
According to data released by Deral, no significant changes have been observed in the outlook for the 2026/27 crop season so far. General conditions remain favorable, with soil moisture contributing to germination and initial development of already planted crops.
In the market, soybean prices fell this week compared to the previous week. According to data released by Deral, the movement occurred largely as a reflection of the appreciation of the real against the dollar registered after the first round of elections.
