Argentina: Hot, dry weather and high temperatures continue to cause additional losses in soybeans

Published 2023년 3월 3일

Tridge summary

Recent dry weather and high temperatures are impacting soybean production in Argentina, with 62.2% of tables currently in the critical yield period. The damage includes loss of squares, pod abortion, and early grain filling. The production estimate has been reduced to 33.5 MTn due to the impact on 10 MHa of the agricultural area. Some fields may see up to a 50% loss in yields due to water reserve depletion and above-average temperatures. Despite some recent humidity, the crops require more rain to mitigate the effects of the high temperatures and demand.
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Original content

The dry weather and high temperatures during the last seven days continue to affect the planted area while 62.2% of the tables are in the critical period for the definition of yields (R3-R6). Sectors over the center of the agricultural area report loss of squares, abortion of pods and early completion of filling as a consequence of the high temperatures registered during this week. This scenario will affect our current production estimate of 33.5 MTn To date, 10 MHa are in the critical period for the definition of yields (R3-R6), concentrating on the center of the agricultural area, while 56.8% of the 16.2 MHa report a water condition between regular and drought. The evaluation of the damage generated by the low temperatures and early frosts during the middle of February continues. Sectors on the Center-North and South of Córdoba and San Luis and the North of La Pampa-West of Buenos Aires report damage on the upper third, early completion of the grain filling being the second-rate ...
Source: Rural Net

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