Heavy rains in Argentina complicate corn harvesting

Published 2024년 3월 26일

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Recent heavy rainfall in Argentina has adversely affected corn harvesting, especially in the central and southern regions, where rainfall exceeded normal levels. The Buenos Aires Grain Exchange reported that as of March 20, the condition of 21 percent of corn areas ranged from poor to very bad, marking a 4 percent increase in just a week. Additionally, there was a decline in the areas categorized as satisfactory, good, or excellent. Despite these setbacks, there was a slight increase in the harvesting pace, now covering four percent of the planned area, though it still lags behind the progress made by the same date last year.
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Due to large amounts of rainfall in recent days, conditions for corn harvesting have worsened in Argentina. APK-Inform reports this with reference to monitoring data from the Buenos Aires Grain Exchange. The most rain fell in the central and southern regions of the country. On some days, their daily norms were seriously exceeded. At the same time, the condition of the crops deteriorated noticeably. According to the latest data as of March 20 (later data are not provided), 21 percent of the areas are in poor and very bad conditions, or four percent more than last week. In the satisfactory category it turned out to be 55 percent, and in the good and excellent categories - 24, which ...
Source: Rosng

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