Soybeans remain the backbone at 429,700 hectares, about 51.4% of the total, up 13.8% with a modest 1.5% productivity gain expected. Second-crop corn makes the biggest move, up 28.9% to 158,200 hectares, with productivity seen 2.6% higher. Smaller crops shrink 14.8% as SLC concentrates on the three pillars that best fit its soils, climate windows, and logistics. SLC Expands Farms to Boost Crop Efficiency and Global SupplyThe story behind the story is scale and sequencing. By adding new farms through the Sierentz deal, SLC can rotate soybeans, cotton, and corn more efficiently, use machinery and labor across longer calendars, and capture two harvests where climate allows.