Heavy rains hurt some Brazil coffee fields - but that's better than ice

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Heavy rains hurt some Brazil coffee fields - but that's better than ice
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Severe rains have flooded coffee fields and other crops in central eastern areas in Brazil, the latest in a climate roller-coaster for the nation's agricultural regions that has included devastating frosts and droughts.

The rains are more than four times the norm for regions north of Minas Gerais, the main coffee-producing area of Brazil. Unlike the other severe weather, however, the extra rain could ultimately improve soil conditions on coffee farms.

Gonçalves estimates yields at the farm will fall to around 40 60-kg bags per hectare from earlier projections of 50 bags. "Most fields are in higher altitudes, so not prone to getting soaked," he said, adding that the added moisture would be very good for the 2023 harvest as well.

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