Rain in the South Boosts Winter Crops and Strengthens Production of Wheat, Corn, Irrigated Rice, Soybeans, and 2025 Harvest, According to Conab

Written by Rodrigo Souza

Published on 29/09/2025 at 14:13

Updated on 29/09/2025 at 14:14

Os cultivos de inverno estão sendo favorecidos pelas chuvas na região Sul, aponta o Boletim da Conab. Trigo, milho, arroz irrigado e soja apresentam boas condições (Foto: CONAB)

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Winter Crops Are Being Favored by Rain in the South, According to the Conab Bulletin. Wheat, Corn, Irrigated Rice, and Soybeans Show Good Conditions, Highlighting Rio Grande do Sul, Paraná, and Santa Catarina. Data Reveal Positive Evolution of the Vegetation Index and Progress of Sowing for the 2025/26 Harvest in Brazil

The winter crops gained prominence in the Agricultural Monitoring Bulletin released by the National Supply Company (Conab).

The document shows that the rains recorded in the first 20 days of September helped most crops in the South of the country, according to a report published.

In Rio Grande do Sul alone, the highest rainfall volumes occurred right in the first week of the month. This scenario brought gains, especially for wheat, which is the most significant grain among winter crops.

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Evolution of Wheat and Vegetation Index Data

Among the winter crops, wheat occupies the largest sowing area and is the main focus of monitoring.

The graphs of Vegetation Index (VI) evolution show that, in the monitored regions, the crops are in phases of vegetative development, flowering, and grain filling.

The results indicate that the index has remained above the historical average for most of the cycle and is now close to or even higher than that observed in the previous harvest.

In Rio Grande do Sul, the largest national producer, the situation for wheat is considered positive. In Paraná, another strong production state, the harvest has gained momentum with favorable weather.

In Santa Catarina, the crop maintains productive potential, with fields in the growth stage and others in grain filling. The combination of moisture and sunny periods has supported this performance.

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Advancement of Summer Crops in the 2025/26 Harvest

Although the focus is on winter crops, the Conab bulletin also brought data on the 2025/26 summer harvest.

The planting of irrigated rice has already begun in Rio Grande do Sul, especially in pre-germinated cultivation areas. In Santa Catarina, the progress of sowing is concentrated along the North coast.

The first crop corn also shows accelerated progress in the South, driven by regular rainfall and rising temperatures.

Regarding soybeans, planting is still in its initial stages in the Midwest, restricted to irrigated areas. In Paraná, some regions in the west and southwest have already started operations, with good soil moisture conditions.

This progress ensures a promising start for the crops that will make up the new agricultural season.

The winter crops gained prominence in the Agricultural Monitoring Bulletin released by Conab. The document shows that the rains recorded in the first 20 days of September helped most crops in the South of the country (Photo: Freepik)

Role of Conab and Importance of Data for the Sector

The Conab Bulletin emphasizes how monitoring climatic conditions helps understand the behavior of winter crops and summer crops.

Vegetation Index information allows assessing how crops are responding to climate, from initial growth to maturation. This detailed view assists producers and sectors linked to agribusiness in planning their next actions.

The report also highlights how factors such as sun and moisture alternation, localized frosts, and storms directly affect the expected yield.

Additionally, the analyses help outline prospects for the harvest, not only in the South but also in other strategic regions of the country.

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Rain in the South Boosts Winter Crops and Strengthens Production of Wheat, Corn, Irrigated Rice, Soybeans, and 2025 Harvest, According to Conab

Evolution of Wheat and Vegetation Index Data

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