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Resende Resende
Resende Resende 30 minutes ago
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Dinheiro rural. Brasil exporta 16.242 m de sacas em 2024. Receita de 3.444 Bi. Sai a 212 dólares por saca 1.060 reais.
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OJ at fresh ATH :)
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It has everything to do with the price, and it has nothing to do with the price
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Incaper: conilon cultivars for ES, yielding between 50 and 60b/ha (within first 4 years, non-irrigated) are known since 1993, most productive (at the time !) was launched in 2004 and yielded on average 70b/ha in first 8 non-irrigated crops, while improved clone reached about 120b/ha :). But for desired yield, tech recommendations and specific practices had to be followed. Thus, CONAB's yields of 54b/ha for RO and BA are nothing strange, assuming now is 2024 :), but ES yield of 42b/ha should have some meaning :) :) :).
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A bit new pest, published Jan 23, 2024, CampoVivo, spotted N do ES and SDB: New species of mealybug The morphology of the Pseudococusela Group is very different from the root/rosette mealybug. It has two filaments on its body and greater mobility, ovules intensely and potentially generates 200 new mealybugs every 15/20 days, which spread very quickly in the field. The form of reproduction combined with the favorable (hot) climate has made management difficult, as despite spraying reducing the pest population, many nymphs remain and new eggs hatch between 5 and 8 days, which makes it difficult to break the cycle, not to mention with the protection that it creates with this “ball of wool” that is formed by the plague.
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So, higher infestation is in play: Since last year, a problem has been taking away the peace of many coffee growers: the difficulty in controlling the mealybug from the Pseudococcus group, a new species that has affected conilon coffee plantations in the North of Espírito Santo and the South of Bahia. The dry period and low humidity have been pointed out as the causes of this scenario in the coffee plantations. ... this new Pseudococcus Group does not settle in the roots, but attacks branches, leaves and fruits. The pest has been causing damage since the middle of the second half of 2023, when heat and high temperatures intensified.
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For fun: Young mealy bugs can be spread over long distances by wind. Adults can be carried by ants that travel from affected to unaffected plants. Ants also protect the mealy bugs from predatory insects. Therefore, controlling ants will allow predators to feed and reduce mealy bugs.
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It was pointed out several times already :), but many :) :) :) other origins are not that advanced as Brazil is. What doesn't mean that the pest, etc should devastate every farm :), but most likely means that yield loss would be a bit bigger than in Brazil, if the pest is present and all the factors being equal. I would also risk to say the same about fungus. Besides, some studies confirm that high temperatures (longer periods) provoke mutations of fungus (different ones) and it starts often when temp crosses roughly 37C, etc. In some cases mutations increase can be 3-fold,4-fold,5-fold, etc... Not each new mutation would be more dangerous, but some usually are...
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Mutation, of pest or fungus, in relation to coffee tree would mean, that previously known and effectively used products/technics, may show less effect with all the consequences followed... Nothing to do with devastation :) but would project smaller yield for affected areas until adequate response will be adobted.
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Viriato the prices really are not as good as Mario would say. The exchange rate in the producing countries must be taken into account. In the case of Colombia, COP has appreciated a lot against the USD, so the internal price that producers receive is very low and more serious with discounts due to low quality.
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Agricultural News: "Logistics and climate crisis affecting all origins, Brazil expands coffee sales to producing countries Vietnam increased its purchases by more than 200%, while in Mexico the volume exceeded 800%"
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Consumption growth in Mexico was about 5%, CAGR till 2027/28 was projected about 5.9%, consumption started slowly moving toward outdoor consumption but still main product is soluble. :)
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El Salvador, USDA, May 14, 2024: 1) El Salvador's coffee production is expected to reach 555,000 sixty-kg-bags in marketing year (MY) 2023/24. The Salvadoran coffee sector continues to be affected by climate vulnerability and an absent long-term strategy. The MY2024/25 crop is forecast to reach 560,000 sixty-kg-bags. Lack of labor availability due to migration in rural areas is affecting farm activities such as pruning, tree renovations, and berry picking and processing. In addition, prices for inputs remain high, increasing production costs.
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2) area - flat, trees - flat, production for 23/24, estimated by USDA was 670kb , POST revision - 555kb, revision of 115kb or 17% !!!; POST projection for 24/25 - 560kb :) :) :) (5kb or 0.9% - nonsense projection). Thus, from USDA 670kb for 23/24 to 555kb projected reduction is 115kb or 17%. (If to consider that 23/24 was 555kb, then last 2 seasons 22/23, 23/24 and projected 24/25 are flat :) ).
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El Salvador does not play a major role, but percentage is what is important. Initial USDA projection went out to be revised for -17%.
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Nusret Cetinkaya May 14, 2024 12:24PM ET
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why rocket up now? This commodity surprises me with tht much daily votality
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ShortDude May 14, 2024 12:24PM ET
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3% daily is nothing special with coffee.
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Viriato Magalhaes May 13, 2024 1:24PM ET
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USDA, May 10th Guatemala: Post forecasts that production in MY 2024/2025 will slightly decrease to 3.25 million 60-kg bags, down from the MY2023/2024 estimate of 3.26 million 60-kg bags. Production for MY2022/2023 closed at 3.26 million 60-kg bags but has been revised down 6 percent from previous Post estimate. The reduction in the estimate is due to various factors, with the extended El Niño year being one of the main factors negatively impacting the 2023/2024 harvest. Although it has been a relatively dry harvest season, rust is present in farms that are not well managed. The coffee borer continues to be an important pest as mature coffee falls to the ground and cannot be harvested given the permanent lack of labor (migration driven) affecting Guatemalan agriculture.
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Short Dude. Yes, that's the paradigm ! :) :) :) Another paradigm is that whenever rain comes to coffee farm it will rebuild perfect crop. It will save the tree but can the yield somehow in some cases still get affected ? Science says it can... There are many economical interests involved in may projections, statements, comments, etc and it is perfectly normal as this is how the economy works :) :) :). But extent matters often, because the comment re 30% when all is super perfect doesn't really help - first, second - degrades the reputation... Reputation is not always primary factor :), but in many cases it is still important... To exaggerate to support local interests - would be a different matter... :) :) :)
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Mercury KG made a good point when laughed at 2% borer infestation rate. Because it is not about the infestation itself in most cases but about the rate/index of it - if it is within industry standard for given product or not, to be secured in terms of epidemic :) and in terms of profitability. The guy who gives 50% discount for all his crop in a given season makes no money... (looses), in some cases it affects next production as not every one has deep pockets :) or easy access to credit, etc. But re broca in Colombia Cenicafe said higher than 2% in all areas and in some - higher than 5%. Higher than 2% in the context can be 5%, higher than 5% - can be 15%, nobody knows... But as it may be seen, the fact itself confirms what Oscar kept saying for quite some time and so, there was no conspiracy involved :). Cenicafe position is simple: when you have some of your product damaged quality wise, you admit it to keep the face, but don't scream about it and scale of it at every corner :) - you're trying to fix it via price and terms , etc.
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Viriato Magalhaes May 13, 2024 1:24PM ET
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As MGom would say, current prices historically are very good for both, A and R, and for sure many producers did and will do their best to capitalize on it. Ferts calmed down, etc - there are some real incentives there... But 35 - 40C temp is still a factor... In my view, the one who is cyclically bullish (as myself) should not fool himself with 30%, etc devastating numbers... but to pay attention to a macro picture, besides Brazil...
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You're right Bruno. If the damage has already been done, the rains will not solve it. The rains will only help the leaves recover and absorb nutrients to prepare for the next harvest.
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Tropical paradigm is needed :) in this season indeed ! :) Because otherwise a total picture of 23/24 will look kinda nervous, including Brazil. (Consumption in El Salvador grew for 8% recently :), about 88% of Salvadorians drink coffee on a daily basis, on flat production. )
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Nusret Cetinkaya May 13, 2024 11:59AM ET
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why is this sudden big drop
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