Harvest of Argentina’s 2025/26 corn crop reaches 62.2% of the cultivated area, says BCBA.

Survey of Buenos Aires Grain Exchange (BCBA)A report released this Thursday (16) shows that the harvest of the 2025/26 corn crop in Argentina reached 62.2% of the cultivated area, after advancing 5.8 percentage points in a week. According to the entity, the work maintains an interannual delay of 8.2 pp, due to the high moisture content of the grains and, to a lesser extent, the unfavorable soil conditions in some regions, which continue to limit the entry of harvesters. Despite the slow pace of harvesting, the yields obtained so far are above those recorded in the 2024/25 crop. According to the survey, the highest yields recorded so far were observed in the North Core Region, with 9.72 tons per hectare, followed by the South Core Region, with 9.60 tons per hectare, and the North of La Pampa–West of Buenos Aires region, with 9.07 tons per hectare. BCBA It maintained its production forecast for the 2025/26 season at 64 million tons.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.