Corn planting progresses and surpasses the average in the South.

The market of corn In the South and Midwest, the situation remains marked by sporadic negotiations, buyers focused on restocking, and producers more selective in their offerings, while the progress of the new harvest occurs at different paces across the states. According to a survey by TF Agroeconômica, the scenario combines relatively stable prices, lower liquidity, and attention to weather conditions in the areas under planting.

In Rio Grande do Sul, planting for the 2026/27 crop reached 65% of the planned area, above the 54% of the previous week and the historical average of 56%. Planting is more advanced in the Northwest, while in the Northeast work continues. Frosts caused damage to some crops and required localized replanting, according to Emater, while Conab assessed that the effects were mild and without significant losses. In the market, prices range between R$ 60.00 and R$ 61.98 per sack.

In Santa Catarina, planting reached 25.6%, still below the historical average of 34.7%. Progress is mainly occurring in the West, Far West, and South Coast, while excess moisture limits work in other regions. Sales references are close to R$60.00 per sack, compared to demand around R$55.00.

In Paraná, the second crop harvest reached 95% of the area, while planting for the 2026/27 crop advanced to 43%. The planted crops show 97% of the areas in good condition, according to Deral. In Mato Grosso do Sul, the harvest reached 99%, but the humid weather prevented the completion of the work. The bioenergy industry continues to be an important source of demand, with prices between R$ 54.00 and R$ 55.50 per sack.