Brazil’s equivalent of the USDA trimmed their corn and soybean production outlooks slightly. CONAB now has Brazil’s soybean crop at 177.847 million tons, 0.1% less than February on a cut in yield, but still record large, with exports also expected to be an all-time high. 2025 production was 171.481 million tons. Total corn production is […]
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