Brazil's Corn Harvest Reaches 60%, Lagging Year-Ago 68% on Rain Disruptions

According to AgRural, Brazil's central-southern region corn harvest reached 60% as of last Thursday (July 24), below the year-ago pace of 68%. The agricultural consultancy cited rain returning to key producing regions including Paraná, Mato Grosso do Sul, and southern São Paulo as the primary factor slowing field operations.
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