We seeded at USD 350/ton and are now harvesting at approximately USD 412/ton. Along the way, we secured sales at USD 375, 395, and 405—ensuring a balanced pricing strategy.

Yields are below initial expectations due to the dry summer and lack of rainfall during the critical mid-January to mid-February period. Nevertheless, results remain above the national average with 2,000 kg per hectare, setting a solid benchmark.

Harvest is now a race against time, with weather risks increasing. A potential El Niño pattern could bring significant rainfall in the coming months.

Looking ahead, rapeseed and cover crops (oats and vetch) are already in the ground. Wheat planting is underway alongside second-crop soybeans. While current urea prices challenge wheat economics, maintaining a sound crop rotation remains essential.