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Productive Profile
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Productive Model
Through a solid and conservative growth, La Redencin SofroGroup has positioned itself as one ofArgentinas mainagricultural companies.
The agricultural activity is carried out by managing third partiesland.
Our development model is based on increasing productivitythrough:
Implementation of new technologies within a sustainabilityframework.
Application of specific technological packages for each environment.
No-till farming in 100% of the land.
Generation and management of knowledge through the system ofExperimental Farms, a model that has been copied by AAPRESID(Argentine No-Till Farmers Association).
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TimeTime
RotationRotation
FARM KNOWLEDGEFARM KNOWLEDGE
LRSLRSApproachApproach
TechnologyTechnology ManagementManagement
Our Approach of Sustainable Developmentand Land Preservation
Productive Model(Cont.)
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No-tillNo-tillfarmingfarming
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Crop management androtation strategies thatenable to increase theefficiency of the use of waterand to increase the soilsorganic carbon, according tothe environments.
Technological Package.Rotation Scheme.
Soja: soy
Trigo: wheat
Maz: corn
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Area per CropEvolution
Average Yield
Evolution
Productive TrackRecord
Wheat Soy 2 Soy 1 IP Soy Corn 2 Corn 1 Total
Proy.:
Projection
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If the production yields of the Group were analyzedregarding the Argentinean average, one could see that, ingeneral, they are greater for most campaigns, for the maincrops of our business.
LRS Soy Yield vs. Argentina LRS Corn Yield vs. Argentina
Record(Cont.)
Source: http://www.siia.gov.ar/index.php/series-por-tema/agricultura
Source: http://www.siia.gov.ar/index.php/series-por-tema/agricultura
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LRS Yield Evolution vs. CREA
17,5 qq, 30% above historical average
6,5 qq; 26% above over historical average
Record(Cont.)
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LRS Yield Evolution vs. CREA
Area: SE ofCrdoba Province
The average of the lat 5 agricultural campaigns is considered
Productive TrackRecord (Cont.)
Corn 1 Soy 1 Wheat Soy 2
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Risk Factors
MAIN RISKS HOW DO WE MITIGATE THEM?Volatility of Crops Yield Geographic Diversification
Crops Diversification
Diversification of Sowing Dates and RipeningCycles
Diversification of Grains, Seeds and Use ofDifferent Products that Enable CropProtection
Volatility of Commodities
Price
Definition of Objective Prices
Control over the Moment of the Sale Operations in the Futures and Options Market
Coverage Through Derivatives
Permanent Assessment