Climatic conditions are significantly affecting agricultural activities worldwide, with France facing challenges in spring sowing due to incessant showers, the UK grappling with excess rain, and Germany enjoying improved weather conditions. Russia's winter crops are at risk due to a lack of precipitation, while parts of the US Midwest anticipate dry conditions after brief rains, affecting the Corn Belt's corn sowing. Conversely, Argentina and Brazil are experiencing dense precipitation, which is improving soybean conditions but delaying corn harvests and damaging later crops in Argentina, with a forecasted lull in the weather soon.
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Climatic conditions continue to deteriorate in a large part of France. In the middle of the spring sowing period, the showers remain incessant and the short and medium term forecasts predict very humid weather will continue throughout the month of April. In the United Kingdom, excess rain remains a major concern, while in Germany the situation has improved significantly since mid-March. In Russia, on the contrary, it is still the lack of precipitation which has hampered the proper development of winter crops for almost a month now. The weather maps also do not announce any notable improvement in two weeks. Part of the Midwest certainly received rain favorable to winter wheat last week, but a return to dry conditions is now anticipated. The Corn Belt also has a water deficit to monitor as the first corn sowings approach. Conversely, in ...
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