
Argentina’s 2026/27 soybean season is expected to see planted area rise by roughly 2%–3.6%, to 16.7–17 million hectares. Producers and advisers cited tight margins, high land rents, uneven water availability, soil problems, and sanitary risks as concerns for production and profitability.
Tighter margins and production risks could constrain planted area or yields, limiting future soybean supply and supporting prices if those risks materialize. The expected area increase could partly offset that pressure.
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