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Brasil, the second biggest soybean producer after the U.S., may harvest a record soybean crop next year as farmers stay away from planting corn after prices plunged.
Above-average rains in major producing regions will also help boost yields for soybean crops that growers started planting this month.“We’re expecting a really big crop,” Gonzalo Terracini said. “Rains are helping.”
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