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Farmers in southern Brazil are starting to plant some of their early full-season corn. They are anxious to plant their corn as quickly as possible because they feel there will be a premium in the market for the first harvested corn, but early planting progress has been slow due to cool temperatures. The planting pace should pick up later this week as temperatures warm. In parts of Rio Grande do Sul, as much as 10% of the 2012/13 corn acreage has been planted.
Agronomists in Rio Grande do Sul feel that the corn crop should all be planted by the end of September. Corn acreage in the state is expected to decline 15% or more as farmers opt for additional soybean production.
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