Next week there will be rain in soybean crops; check it out

Published Mar 7, 2025

Tridge summary

Soybean producers in Brazil are facing a challenging week due to heavy rainfall forecasted from March 8 to 12, with up to 50 mm expected in the southeast and up to 100 mm in the north, which could impact field work but is still beneficial for the second corn crop. Starting next week, the Central-West region is expected to see heavy rain, which could delay the completion of the soybean harvest but is good for the moisture of the second corn crop. The southeast will experience the heaviest rains, particularly in south Minas Gerais, while the south of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina may see drier weather. In the Northeast, moderate to heavy rainfall is expected, with the most intense rains in the North-Central regions of Maranhão and Piauí.

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Original content

Soybean producers should speed up their work in the fields, as the trend is for a second rainy week. Between March 8 and 12, rain is expected to advance to the south and part of the southeast, including Mato Grosso do Sul, with a total of up to 50 mm in 5 days. This volume of rain should not hinder work in the fields and is still beneficial for the moisture of the second corn crop. However, problems are still expected in the northern regions of Pará, northern Mato Grosso and Rondônia, where rainfall may exceed 100 mm in 5 days. Starting next week, the scenario will start to change, with heavy rain returning to the Central-West region. During this period, between 70 and 80 mm are expected in 5 days, which may hinder the completion of the soybean harvest, but, on the other hand, it is an excellent indication of good moisture for the second corn crop, which has just been sown. In the Southeast, the heaviest rains are expected in the south of Minas Gerais, with precipitation ...

Source: CanalRural