Optimism is returning to producers after the recent rains, and the sector is preparing with high expectations for the upcoming harvest. So said Gastón Ricardo, president of Indecar.

After months of climate uncertainty, the rains brought relief and renewed hope to producers. “The first soybean crop was doing fine, but with this rain, it’s looking great. The second soybean crop was the most affected. We thought it wouldn’t recover, but with all this rain, it came back strong,” said Gastón Ricardo, president of Indecar.

The outlook has improved significantly and, barring any unexpected weather events, a good harvest is expected. “Now, speaking with producers, their spirits have changed. If there are no major storms, it’s going to be a good harvest overall,” added the president of Indecar.