Nesta safra, Brasil tem a menor �rea semeada com trigo em nove anos

In 2022, Brazil was on a path toward self-sufficiency in wheat, a grain it had long imported mainly from Argentina. However, recent years have seen this goal slip further away, and in 2026, the country is planting the smallest area of wheat in nine years. This shift signals potential challenges in meeting domestic demand and underscores the country's ongoing reliance on external suppliers, raising concerns about food security and economic stability.