By Eduardo Paim:
Here in Mato Grosso already started planting soybeans in upstate
and in irrigation areas. Other poor areas are not 1% planted. The
rains are coming earlier and are not expected to miss. We have producers
saying that the disease called rust is present in plants that call here
"guaxa soy," which are plants that grow on the edges of roadways when
the seeds falling from truck transportation and close to the harvest
areas. This year the rust was alive on these guaxas plants because we had a
year with 12 months of rains that offered moisture to keep the plants
alive. Diseased soybeans did not die from lack of rain.
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