Latest news on global agricultural weather and crop expectations.
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May 20, 2013 A shortage of high-quality soybean seed is anticipated in Mato Grosso for the new season ahead. Brazil's largest soybean state obtains its seed from 2 main sources says Alistair...
May 14, 2013 Sixty-five percent of Texas wheat may be "abandoned", torn up and planted with another crop, due to severe spring drought. Texas wheat has steadily deteriorated from intensi...
Strong warming and drying is predicted in the US heartland next week, improving field conditions for spring planting. Midwest spring conditions to date have been cold and wet. Generous rainfal...
May 6, 2013 Dry conditions have developed in southern and eastern Ukraine threatening wheat yields and slowing planting progress. Ukraine farms have grown steadily drier this spring causing worries ...
May 3, 2013 Strong warming would increase Midwest soil temperatures, but heavy rainfall keeps corn fields saturated and preventing planting. The list of spring weather hazards is long: &nb...
April 29, 2013 Heavy rain is predicted this week in the US heartland from a stalled area of low pressure, perpetuating wet field conditions that delay planting. April has been a very wet...
April 17, 2013 Russia grain production in the 2012-13 growing season is expected to be merely average, much better than last year's drought devastated harvest, but not approaching 2008 ...
April 16, 2013 Strong warming and drying this week in Western Europe is aiding development of winter grains following a very cold March. Maximum temperatures yesterday reached the upper ...
April 10, 2013 CONAB predicts a record Brazil corn harvest in 2012-13 despite concerns for a reduced Mato Grosso corn harvest. CONAB the government supply agency has upgraded its estimate for Brazi...
April 8, 2013 A heavy snowmelt and persistent spring cold is expected to delay China corn planting on the Manchurian Plain, threatening yields. The Arctic Oscillation in the negative co...
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