date:Sep 05, 2012
ns are being stored or transported--means Brazilian farmers should refrain from trying the new strain, Aprosoja said.
All Brazilian producers still have bitter memories of the enormous crisis in prices caused by Chinese refusal of various Brazilian soy shipments in 2004, the association said.
Brazil next year likely will harvest a record soybean crop that could push it ahead of the U.S. as the world's top soybean producer, analysts say. Farmers will begin planting as early as September.