SUBREGION III

BACKGROUND FOR THE CROP

 
 

The 2012 wheat campaign initiated with scarce humidity in autumn, particularly in the months of March and April, with a deficit for the historical average of over 100 mm. Later, eventual rains in May improved the refill of the soil profile and, although June and July were dryer than expected, abundant rains in August refilled the profile, therefore, it was believed that this would be a good campaign. However, these rains continued in September and particularly in October casing a lower radiation and thus a decrease in the expected yield, and mainly, a strong incidence of Ear Fusarium (Fusarium spp), which brought about not only a decrease in the yield but also a bad industrial and commercial quality.

As regards the temperatures during the crop cycle, except for July that was colder than the historical average, the other months when the crop develops and grows were milder than the expected average, which also influenced in the potential yield.

As regards the leaf diseases, there were significant levels of Yellow Spot (Dreschslera tritici repentis), and some cases in highly susceptible crops, Leaf Rust (Puccinia triticina Erikss).

Therefore, obtained yields were low and harvested grains presented some quality problems.

 

MAP OF THE SUBREGION

 
RESULTS OF THE ANALYSES

 
 
WHEAT ANALYSIS PARAMETERS MINIMUM MAXIMUM AVERAGE STANDARD DEVIATION VARIATION COEFFICIENT
Test Weight (kg/hl)72,4078,8075,961,662,19
Total Damaged Kernels (%)1,26 5,43 3,21 0,98 30,37
Foreign Material (%)0,16 2,09 0,56 0,44 77,84
Shrunken and Broken Kernels (%)0,41 1,48 0,88 0,23 25,46
Yellow Berry Kernels (%)0,00 16,30 5,73 4,96 86,64
Protein (13,5% Moisture) (%) (%)11,0 12,8 12,0 0,4 3,63
Protein (S.S.S) (%)12,7 14,8 13,9 0,4 3,63
Weight of 1000 Kernels (gr.)29,36 34,90 32,59 1,51 4,63
Ash (% dry basis)(%)1,860 2,070 1,948 0,067 3,44
Total damaged kernels include 0.19% green kernels, 2.06% calcinated kernels, 0.17% sprouted kernels and 0.17% insect chewed kernels.

GRADE DISTRIBUTION



 
FLOUR ANALYSIS PARAMETERS MINIMUM MAXIMUM AVERAGE STANDARD DEVIATION VARIATION COEFFICIENT
MILLINGWet Gluten (%)23,430,7 27,0 1,9 7,01
Dry Gluten (%)7,8 10,1 9,0 0,6 6,89
Falling Number (seg.)358 448 411 24 5,77
Flour Yield (%)69,1 74,8 71,8 1,6 2,26
Ash (dry basis) (%)0,565 0,835 0,704 0,066 9,42
FARINOGRAM Water Absorption (14% H°) (%)55,3 59,7 57,3 0,9 1,49
Development Time (min.)3,8 6,2 5,2 0,5 10,18
Stability (min.)3,7 9,1 6,8 1,4 20,32
Degree of Softening (12 min.)74 106 88 10 10,90
P (mm)57 72 62 4 6,55
ALVEOGRAM
L (mm)84 125 109 11 10,16
W Joules x 10-4151 230 191 22 11,47
P / L0,46 0,86 0,57 0,09 15,66
These results were elaborated with 21 composite samples prepared proportionally from 540 primary samples (farmer deliveries)
 

SUBREGION DATA

In this sub region the wheat production was 586,958 tons., the 7.1% of the national total. Were sampled 74,889 tons., the 12.76% of the sub region production

 

APPENDIX OF LOCALITY COMPOSITE SAMPLES
SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION WHEAT ANALYSIS
SAMPLE NUMBER LOCALITY, DISTRICT OR DEPARTMENT TONNAJE GRADE TEST WEIGT (Kg/hl) TOTAL DAMAGED KERNELS(%) FOREIGN MATERIAL (%) SHRUNKEN AND BROKEN KERNELS
(%)
YELLOW BERRY KERNELS (%) PROTEIN
(MOISTURE 13,5 % H°)
PROTEIN
(s/S.S.S.)
WEIGT OF 1000 KERNELS ASH(dry basis) %
300Paraná4037378,62,790,160,740,6211,012,734.161,930
301Paraná4055F/E76,43,920,300,930,5611,613,433,681,960
302Paraná4035F/E77,63,400,540,9412,9712,114,032,761,890
303Paraná4065375,82,030,550,943,9211,913,830,181,950
304Villaguay2036376,12,970,611,316,1212,314,231,581,970
305Diamante3987F/E77,43,341,440,7816,3011,613,434,701,950
306Diamante3838F/E77,33,100,230,779,0011,513,333,561,960
307Diamante3879F/E76,44,440,420,924,2011,813,632,302,050
308La Paz3985278,81,260,420,712,5212,013,934,901,880
309La Paz3960374,71,350,950,730,8612,114,033,841,880
310 Gualeguay3805F/E75,33,660,520,875,5912,714,733,421,920
311 Gualeguay3916F/E74,84,000,330,770,6711,913,830,762,070
312 Gualeguaychú3903F/E74,55,430,390,851,9412,314,229,842,070
313 Gualeguaychú3879F/E72,43,281,431,480,0012,814,832,322,040
314 Nogoyá3674F/E773,910,310,8613,7912,013,933,261,880
315 Nogoyá1898373,42,882,090,540,8412,314,231,942,020
316 C. del Uruguay3979377,42,760,441,026,1212,714,731,541,900
317 C. del Uruguay1983374,92,590,311,034,4912,514,529,361,870
318 Victoria3917F/E74,73,280,431,018,2712,314,233,621,900
319 Victoria39843742,990,200,4112,2412,013,931,701,860
320 Rosario del Tala2074F/E75,64,080,181,247,6612,114,032,381,980

 
APPENDIX OF LOCALITY COMPOSITE SAMPLES
SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION WHEAT ANALYSIS
SAMPLE NUMBER LOCALITY, DISTRICT OR DEPARTMENT WET GLUTEN(%) DRY GLUTEN(%) FALLING NUMBER (SEG.) FLOUR YIELD(%) FARINOGRAM ALVEOGRAM ASH(dry basis)(%)
% AA (14 % H°) T, D, (MIN.) STABILITY (MIN.) DEGREE SOFTENING(12 MIN.) P L W P//L
300Paraná23,47,842971,157,05,89,17672842010,860,645
301Paraná25,88,83807158,04,96,88568941940,720,745
302Paraná25,38,643571,757,35,08,474651162230,560,655
303 Paraná27,69,535872,755,35,89,075581252140,460,745
304Villaguay29,210,043174,257,44,76,486641092010,590,765
305Diamante 25,88,339771,156,55,17,486611021800,600,765
306Diamante28,69,943472,956,75,16,588621112020,560,655
307Diamante30,79,543074,857,45,57,29359932610,630,765
308La Paz26,79,037071,357,95,87,385661252300,530,565
309La Paz28,09,341572,056,85,06,4106571222030,470,635
310 Gualeguay28,89,544870,259,73,83,7100581041520,560,755
311 Gualeguay26,68,941374,756,64,74,310258981510,590,765
312 Gualeguaychú25,28,542271,156,94,96,180621192020,520,645
313 Gualeguaychú30,310,140773,456,95,25,299571101680,520,775
314 Nogoyá24,78,441670,257,26,27,983591171960,500,645
315 Nogoyá27,49,139271,957,96,27,495571112150,590,685
316 C.del Uruguay28,89,643669,157,75,16,480611111950,550,765
317 C.del Uruguay28,28,739373,558,35,56,283631021810,620,835
318 Victoria24,88,541269,757,64,96,1102581151790,500,675
319 Victoria27,38,339273,157,35,48,184621051950,590,645
320 Rosario del Tala26,58,842169,456,65,46,889581051660,550,785