koja cena se ocekuje? sta za kukuruz kazu?
kazu da je to na drugoj temi ovde je soja
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koja cena se ocekuje? sta za kukuruz kazu?
Soja tapka u mestu, nema naznake za 40din/kg da ce dobaciti, dok je u zetvi Stocar placao 38-39din/kg kako kome. Kukuruz...ni ne pitam jos uvek za cenu.koja cena se ocekuje? sta za kukuruz kazu?
Koje terminski prodao Soju i Kukuruz napravio je dobar posao.
After seven straight years of good harvests, the soybean yields in the state of Parana will be down this year. The hardest hit area of the state was western Parana, but in northern Parana the early soybean yields have been disappointing as well. The Department of Rural Economics (Deral) is reporting that farmers in northern Parana had been expecting their 2018/19 soybeans to yield in the range of 3,300 to 3,700 kg/ha (48.8 to 54.7 bu/ac), but the hot and dry weather during December and early January has reduced that to a range of 1,950 kg/ha (28.8 bu/ac). The later planted soybeans are expected to yield somewhat better.
In the municipality of Marechal Candido Rondon, which is located in far western Parana just across the Parana River from eastern Paraguay, the region was basically dry from the end of November to early January. The soybeans are 95% harvested and the yields are in the range of 16 to 20 sacks per hectare (14 to 17.7 bu/ac) compared to prior years when they averaged 61 to 66 sacks per hectare (54 to 58.6 bu/ac).
In addition to lower yields, farmers are also complaining about the higher cost of production in 2018/19. The price of seed, fertilizers, and chemicals were all higher this year as well the cost of freight. The freight costs alone increased approximately 30% with the implementation of a minimum freight rates imposed by the government.
The cost of producing soybeans in northern Parana is estimated at 45 sacks per hectare (40 bu/ac) if you own your land. The cost of rent is approximately 12 sacks per hectare (10.6 bu/ac). As a result, to make a profit on rented land, the soybean yields need to be in the range of 60 sacks per hectare (53.2 bu/ac)