Conab Estimating 2025/26 Brazil Soybean Production at 177.6 mt
08 October 2025, Brazil: Conab is estimating that Brazilian farmers will increase their 2025/26 soybean acreage by 3.66% to 49.08 million hectares
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08 October 2025, Brazil: Conab is estimating that Brazilian farmers will increase their 2025/26 soybean acreage by 3.66% to 49.08 million hectares
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