BrasilAgro Cuts 2026/27 Grain and Cotton Production Forecast 3% to 439,300 Tons

By Public Technologies
  • BrasilAgro on November 3 cut its 2026/27 grain and cotton production forecast 3% to 439,300 metric tons.
  • First-crop corn output was revised down 14% to 73,100 metric tons, primarily reflecting reduced planted acreage.
  • Soybean production is projected at 261,200 metric tons, up 1% from the initial estimate as stronger prices favor planting.
  • The 2026 sugarcane production forecast fell 6% to 2,055,243 metric tons amid weather disruptions and slower mill processing.
  • Total planted area for 2026/27 is projected at 164,664 hectares, down 1% from the previous crop year.


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