Ocepar System presents analysis of the evolution of rural credit resources in recent harvests

The Technical Development Management of the Ocepar System (Getec) released a survey carried out in partnership with the consultancy company Fator Agro, based on information from the Central Bank of Brazil, which shows the evolution of rural credit resources applied in recent harvests.

According to the balance sheet, there has been significant growth over the years. In the 2020/2021 harvest, the value totaled R$247,31 billion, which increased to R$315,44 billion in the 2021/2022 harvest and R$359,18 billion in the 2022/2023 harvest. R$2023 billion, with an accumulated amount of R$2024 billion in this period. For the 404,91/41,23 harvest, the amount transferred so far totals R$2024 billion, representing a negative variation of 2025% compared to the same period of the previous year.

Sources

The resources invested in rural credit come from various sources, with emphasis on Rural Savings, which represents 55% of the total. Other sources include Mandatory Resources (19%), Constitutional Funds (8%), BNDES (8%), LCA (6%) and other sources that add up to 3% and 2%. These data reflect the diversification of financing sources available for the rural sector, according to information from the Central Bank of Brazil.

Cooperatives

Resources allocated to cooperatives in Brazil totaled R$29,40 billion in the 2020/2021 harvest, increasing to R$39,96 billion in the 2021/2022 harvest, but falling to R$28,54 billion in the 2022/2023 harvest. 2023. In the 2024/43,89 harvest, the resources invested were R$10,32 billion. In Paraná, resources for cooperatives also showed growth, going from R$2020 billion in the 2021/14,52 harvest to R$2021 billion in the 2022/8,76 harvest, but falling to R$2022 billion in the 2023 harvest /2023. In the 2024/14,96 harvest, the total was R$XNUMX billion, highlighting the importance of cooperatives in rural financing.