If this forecast were to come true, soybean production would see the sharpest yearon-year rise in ten years. The forecast is mainly based on significantly higher yield expectations in Argentina following this year's historic drought. Argentina accounts for more than half of the expected harvest increase, with production reaching 48.0 million tonnes (+21 million tonnes on the previous year). Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay account
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