Tridge summary
According to the AIMS Market Monitor, wheat harvesting is finishing up in the northern hemisphere with poor conditions in Canada, the US, and China, while dry conditions persist in Argentina and Australia in the southern hemisphere. Maize conditions are mostly favorable in the southern hemisphere, especially in Brazil, but remain mixed in the northern hemisphere during the harvesting period. Rice conditions have improved in China and India, but concern remains for below-average monsoon rains in the south of India and unfavorable conditions in Thailand. Harvesting of soybeans has begun in the northern hemisphere, with dry and hot weather affecting the US, Romania, the Russian Federation, and China.
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Original content
These are the conditions of global crops according to the AIMS Market Monitor dated October 5: Wheat: In the northern hemisphere, spring wheat harvesting is wrapping up with poor conditions in Canada, the US, and China. In the southern hemisphere, there are ongoing dry conditions in Argentina and Australia. Maize: In the southern hemisphere, conditions are mostly favorable with exceptional outcomes expected in Brazil for the larger season crop. In the northern hemisphere, conditions remain mixed as harvesting ramps up. Rice: In China, recent rains improved vegetation in the south and southwest. In India, the Kharif harvest begins with concern for below-average monsoon rains in the south. In Southeast Asia, conditions remain favorable except in ...
Source: Pig 333
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