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Despite a slower-than-usual pace due to the lack of rainfall in Mato Grosso caused by El Niño, soybean planting is almost fully completed at Bom Futuro units.

The company is cultivating over 320,700 hectares of soybeans for the 2023/24 harvest. The latest report (November 29) indicates that 98.69% of the area has already been planted across the properties.

In three of the five regional units, planting is already 100% complete, with teams finalizing this stage of the operation in the Nova Mutum region (91,800 hectares), Araguaia (57,000 hectares), and Sapezal (64,100 hectares).

The Campo Verde region is in the final hectares of planting, with nearly 63,000 hectares cultivated. In the Matupá region, 41,000 hectares have been planted so far, which is 91.7% of the cultivated area.