PR Harvest 2025/26: Irregular rainfall marks crop progress.

The weather conditions recorded between October 28th and November 3rd had varying effects on agriculture in Paraná. According to the bulletin from the Department of Rural Economy (Deral) of the State Secretariat of Agriculture and Supply, the intense rains benefited some crops, such as potatoes and pastures, but also caused delays and localized losses in soybean, bean, and vegetable crops.

The planting of soybeanThe planting of the main crop in the state is practically complete in all regions. Despite some delays and the need for replanting in areas affected by hail or flooding, the initial development of the crops is considered satisfactory, with good germination and vegetative vigor.

In the case of irrigated riceProducers are continuing with crop management practices in the already planted areas, awaiting the return of more favorable conditions to finalize planting in the remaining areas. The crops of potatoIn turn, they have benefited from moderate rainfall, which has favored the growth and filling of the tubers.

The harvest of sugar cane The harvest is entering its final phase, although it was temporarily interrupted by rain. Even with a history of droughts and frosts, productivity remains within expectations. As for... café It maintains good commercial performance, supported by prices and the quality of the plots, which keeps producers optimistic.

Among winter cereals, the harvest of barley Production is progressing well, although excess moisture may compromise grain quality in specific areas. wheat The harvest is also practically complete. Despite losses in areas affected by drought and excessive humidity, some regions recorded above-average yields, ending the harvest with a positive balance in the state.

The cultivation of tobacco The situation varies significantly between regions, with areas at different stages of development. Excessive rainfall has hampered the regular progress of the harvest, but overall crop conditions are good. bean It also faces challenges: planting has been completed in most regions, but low temperatures and excess moisture have affected root development and may compromise final productivity.

Nas vegetablesThe situation is mixed. Humidity and mild temperatures have favored the development of lettuce, broccoli, cauliflower, and cabbage, but areas with poor drainage suffer from water accumulation and hail damage, especially in open-field crops. chips Harvesting continues at a normal pace, with productivity within expectations.

As pasturesFinally, they were greatly benefited by the continuous and well-distributed rainfall, favoring the recovery of the areas and improving the supply of forage for the herd.