Archived Weather and Crop Reports
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5/8/2013 Worrisome Drought in New South Wales Australia
May 8, 2013 New South Wales has grown extremely dry, delaying fall wheat planting in Australia's second largest wheat state. Virtually no rainfall occurred in New South Wales last month setting back planting of winter wheat and canola. One to 2 inches of rainfall is typical ahead...
5/7/2013 India Weather Expert Predicts Normal Monsoon in 2013
May 7, 2013 India will get normal monsoon rains this year, lifting parts of the country from drought, and boosting the economy says the Earth Science minister S. Jaipal Reddy. Rainfall during the June-September monsoon would be 98% of average and 35 inches. Most crops are dependent on ...
5/7/2013 Corn Fields Slowly Warming, Most Fields Too Wet to Plant
May 7, 2013 Only 12% of US corn was planted in the week ending May 5, the slowest progress since 1984. It is better to have a favorable seed bed than to plant early into cold, wet fields. Iowa State farm agent Mark Licht says producers should not get overly concerned...
5/6/2013 Spring Weather Anomalies in North America Closely Resemble 2011
May 6, 2013 Spring weather anomalies in the United States, Mexico and Canada bear a close semblance to 2011. Mexico weather has been extremely dry this spring. Drought in northern Mexico has spread northward into Texas and the Southwest United States. The same anomalies were pr...
5/6/2013 Midwest Weather Improves a Bit, Still Too Cold and Wet
May 6, 2013 Weather conditions have improved in some areas of the Midwest, but cold or wet fields still hinder planting. Eastern Illinois, Indiana and Ohio have avoided heavy rainfall in the past 2 weeks allowing corn planting to move forward. Most corn fields are still too wet, ...
5/6/2013 Canada Wheat Planting Threat From Delayed Snowmelt
May 8, 2013 Canada producers aim to plant a record area of wheat this spring, but frozen fields and delayed snowmelt would hamper efforts. A survey from Statistics Canada in early May projected producers intend to boost the spring wheat area by 14.4% to 2.4 million acres this season. ...
5/6/2013 Emerging Drought in Ukraine Dents Wheat Potential, Retards Spring Planting
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 over both the winter and spring grain crops. As of April 23 only 3.3 million hectares of sprin...
5/3/2013 Freeze Damage in Hard Red Winter Wheat
May 3, 2013 Temperatures as low as 25 F developed on the High Plains May 3, cold enough for severe damage in heading wheat. Both drought and cold weather stress have contributed to the poor outlook. The repeated hard freezes in Kansas are taking a toll on some of the wheat furt...
5/3/2013 Warming Midwest Forecast, Still Too Wet for Corn Planting
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: River flooding in northern spring wheat Midwest corn (Red River, Illinois River) &nb...
5/2/2013 Harsh Weather to Continue in US Wheat and Corn Regions
May 2, 2013 Harsh weather will continue in early May, freezing temperatures and excessive wetness in the Great Plains, Midwest and South. Freezing temperatures developed overnight on the High Plains threatening winter wheat. Even colder conditions,are predicted tonight, expected...
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