Once again drought: The Rural Society of Rosario issued an alert over the lack of rainfall that is hitting the southern part of Santa Fe and raising alarms in the area.

The lack of rainfall has once again put the productive heart of southern Santa Fe at risk. The Rosario Rural Society warned of a "serious productive situation" in the southeast of the province, where the water deficit is already fully impacting soybean and corn crops, right at a key stage for yield definition. According to a statement released by the organization, the region is going through a new period of drought after a spring that had generated more favorable expectations. However, the summer precipitation regime did not cooperate and today many plots show clear symptoms of water stress, with losses beginning to consolidate. A similar situation is discovered when traveling through southern Córdoba, where many soybean plots were given up as lost, and many corn plots had to be mowed, due to the lack of precipitation. From the Rosario Rural Society, they pointed out that the scenario is worsening because it is one of the most productive zones in the country, within the so-called ...