The monthly survey of the Gross Value of Agricultural Production (VBP) indicates that, in June, the indicator for 2026 was estimated at R$ 1.4 trillion, according to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock (Mapa). Of the total, R$ 893.1 billion corresponds to crop revenue, a segment responsible for 64% of the VBP. Livestock represents R$ 511.1 billion, equivalent to 36% of the estimated value. The VBP measures the revenue from agricultural production within rural establishments. Among the products and activities with the largest share in the indicator, soybeans have an estimated value of R$ 335.8 billion. Following are cattle (R$ 249.5 billion), corn (R$ 155.3 billion), sugarcane (R$ 108.7 billion), and chickens (R$ 107.3 billion). Together, these items account for 68.3% of the national VBP. Soybeans represent 23.9% of the total estimated value, while cattle farming accounts for approximately 17.5% of the indicator. When broken down by states, Mato Grosso has the highest estimated value, with R$ 213.5 billion, equivalent to 15.2% of the total. Next are Minas Gerais, with R$ 167.8 billion (12%), and São Paulo, with R$ 158.4 billion (11.3%).
CALCULATION
The Gross Value of Agricultural Production (VBP) is calculated monthly based on production estimates and prices received by rural producers. The values for 2026 are preliminary and consider information available up to May 2026.
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