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Brazil agriculture faces revenue decline despite rising grain harvest

Brazil's agricultural sector faces a complex outlook for 2026. While the 11th Grain Harvest Survey by Conab predicts a 2.4% increase in the 2025/26 grain harvest to 360.8 million tons, this physical growth may not translate into financial stability for producers.

Falling agricultural prices combined with high operational costs are projected to cause a R$ 66 billion reduction in gross revenue for rural properties in 2026. Consequently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Pecuária estimates the agricultural Gross Production Value (VBP) will reach R$ 1.398 trillion, representing a 4.5% contraction compared to 2025.

Climate risks, specifically a potentially strong El Niño, pose significant threats. A strong El Niño could increase the IPCA by 0.83 percentage points and drive up prices for in natura foods by up to 19.9% within 12 months. Additionally, the soy area in Brazil is expected to see its slowest growth rate in 20 years during the 2026/27 harvest cycle.

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Brazil · Conab · El Niño · Fortunceres S.A. · Institute of Agribusiness · Isan Rezende · JBS S/A · Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock · Ministério da Agricultura e Pecuária · NOAA · National Supply Company · Paraguay

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Crece el consumo interno de la soya [calendariosaboresbolivia.com]
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