Rain reduces losses and favors pastures in Rio Grande do Sul --- If there are additional paragraphs or more content to translate, please provide them and I will continue with the same approach.

Pasture conditions in Rio Grande do Sul have improved over the recent period, driven by rainfall and rising temperatures. According to the Conjunctural Report released by Emater/RS-Ascar this Thursday (18), the native pasture is in a phase of vegetative development, with an increase in the supply and quality of forages, a reflection of the resumption of growth following the regularization of the climate. "The rainfall in the period and the rise in temperatures provided the resumption of growth and the greener coloration of the areas," the report points out. Cultivated pastures were also benefited by the precipitations. According to the report, there was a resumption of growth of the annual summer forage plants already planted and progress in areas whose planting was delayed due to the lack of moisture. With the replenishment of soil moisture, areas planted later received NPK fertilization, with the expectation of a positive response both for direct grazing and for the production ...