Value of agricultural output hits a record R$ 927.2 billion in 2025, up 18.4%, led by soybeans and coffee

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   Verified fact · material

   The production value of the main Brazilian crops reached R$ 927.2 billion in 2025, a record and a nominal 18.4% increase over 2024, according to the Municipal Agricultural Production survey released by IBGE on September 17.

   Best year of the series in value.

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   Soybeans led with R$ 315.7 billion, 34% of the total, and a 165.3 million tonne crop, up 14.4%; corn grew 38.9% in value with 141.2 million tonnes and overtook sugarcane; coffee rose 44.7% to R$ 100 billion.

   Grains and coffee explain the jump in value.

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   Harvested area reached 100.6 million hectares, up 4.4% and the first time above 100 million; soybeans covered 47.6 million hectares, 47.3% of the total.

   Area expansion remains the engine of agribusiness.

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   Context

   Mato Grosso led with 17.9% of the national value and a 37.1% rise; among municipalities, Sapezal (MT) took the lead with R$ 8.6 billion, followed by São Desidério (BA) with R$ 8.2 billion, and Sorriso fell to third after a neighbouring municipality was created.

   Regional concentration of agricultural value.

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