Pronaf: list of products that will receive bonuses in July is now available.

The list of products that will receive bonuses in the financing installments of the National Program for Strengthening Family Farming (Pronaf) in July is now available. The ordinance with the updated values was published in the Official Gazette of the Union (DOU) last Wednesday (8), according to analyses carried out by the National Supply Company (Conab). The measure aims to equalize market prices lower than those established by the Price Guarantee Program for Family Farming (PGPAF) and is valid between July 10 and August 9. This month, farmers who produce açaí in Amapá (18.03%); long-grain rice in husk in Tocantins (4.37%); bananas in Goiás (14.73%); natural rubber cultivated in Tocantins (2.05%); sugarcane in Piauí (4.08%) will be able to count on the bonus. Cowpea in Pará (0.42%) and Roraima (0.55%); milk in Bahia (2.18%) and Ceará (0.87%); passion fruit in Santa Catarina (14.63%); corn in Tocantins (0.74%) and Piauí (0.36%); and cassava root in Paraná (2.28%) and Santa Catarina (7.15%). The following products were removed from the list: garlic in Paraná; potatoes in Santa Catarina; cultivated natural rubber in Mato Grosso; cultivated cocoa (almonds) in Pará and Rondônia; beans in Rio Grande do Sul; cowpea in Amapá, Bahia, and Pernambuco; jute in Amazonas; honey in Alagoas; and grapes in Santa Catarina. Among the 37 items that make up the list, the highest percentages of subsidies correspond to oranges in the states of Sergipe (80.63%), Pará (62.76%), Bahia (43.95%), and Rio Grande do Sul (41.83%). Following these are cowpea beans in Mato Grosso (52.23%), Tocantins (47.38%), and Maranhão (45.04%); garlic in Rio Grande do Sul (49.19%); cassava root in Espírito Santo (47.92%); and honey in São Paulo (46.14%) and Rio Grande do Sul (41.77%). The full list of products and subsidy percentages by federative unit can be accessed in Ordinance SAF/MDA No. 368, of July 6, 2026, authored by the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Family Agriculture (MDA). 

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.