Corn harvest begins in Coopatrigo's areas of operation

The 2025 corn harvest has begun in the regions served by Coopatrigo, headquartered in São Luiz Gonzaga (RS). The cooperative states that it has been working hard to ensure the best technical support from planting to harvesting, offering all the necessary support for the success of this harvest. 

“With the beginning of the harvest, we have maintained our commitment to producers, where since the beginning of the harvest cycle, technicians from the Cooperative have closely monitored the development of the crops, offering guidance on appropriate management, the use of technologies and inputs, pest control, in addition to monitoring climate conditions to ensure the highest possible productivity”, it states in a note. 

In addition to technical support, Coopatrigo is also preparing to receive corn at its units. According to the cooperative, the facilities are equipped with all the necessary structure to receive the grains efficiently and quickly.

“The weighing, storage and classification of corn are carried out with total transparency and security, offering producers the confidence that their production will be valued and remunerated correctly”, he adds. 

According to agronomist Bento Buttenbender, expectations for this corn harvest are challenging. Crops in dryland areas have faced difficulties due to weather conditions, which poses major challenges, especially in relation to results. However, in irrigated areas, expectations are quite positive, with projections of excellent harvests.