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The average price of soybeans and corn available in Mato Grosso do Sul fell in March 2026 compared to the same period last year. This data is part of the technical bulletins on Marketing and Prices prepared by the Economics area of the Mato Grosso do Sul Soybean Producers Association (Aprosoja/MS).
In the case of soybeans, the average price available in the state was R$ 111.06 per sack in March, a value 5% lower than that recorded in the same month of 2025, when the grain was traded at R$ 116.48 per sack.
The average future price of soybeans was R$ 121.52 per sack, about 2% lower than that observed in the same period last year.
The marketing of the 2024/2025 crop was completed in March, with a weighted average price of R$ 119.56 per sack, considering the volume traded throughout the production cycle.
According to Aprosoja/MS Economics analyst Mateus Fernandes, for the 2025/2026 harvest, the pace of sales remains slower compared to previous years. Up to March, 41.51 TP4T of the production had been sold, with a weighted average price of R$ of 114.51 per sack.
"Besides the larger quantity of soybeans offered this season compared to the last, there is also the effect of the Iran war, which has affected international prices through the dollar and especially the price of oil. These factors have contributed to greater fluctuations in the soybean market."
Corn
The report also points to a decline in corn prices. In March 2026, the average available price was R$ 53.07 per sack, about 23% lower than that recorded in March 2025, when the cereal was traded at R$ 65.27.
The average future price of corn was R$ 51.89 per sack, representing a decrease of approximately 10% compared to the same period of the previous year.
Sales of the 2024/2025 crop reached 93% by March, with a weighted average price of R$ of 51.96 per sack.
The 2025/2026 crop is showing more cautious advance sales. Up to March, 15.5% of the production was sold, with a weighted average price of R$ of 51.17 per sack.
"Iran was the main buyer of corn from Mato Grosso do Sul in 2025. There is a redirection of corn from Mato Grosso do Sul, which is causing commercialization to slow down, with a larger quantity of corn, putting pressure on prices in the market."
