Argentina: The cold front brings some help to the fields

Published 2024년 9월 10일

Tridge summary

A cold front arriving this week offers some relief to the countryside but is not enough to change the ongoing climatic trend in the core region. Corn sowing is delayed due to insufficient rainfall, with 50 millimeters needed in September to avoid a reduction in sowing area. Expected rainfall of 2 to 10 millimeters may aid sowing in some areas. Early corn planting has started in certain regions due to concerns about pests and humidity. The cold front is also anticipated to reduce smoke from Bolivian fires that have impacted air quality in Argentina.
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Original content

The arrival of a cold front this week brings with it some hope for the countryside, although not enough to reverse the climatic trend affecting the core region. After the absence of considerable rains, corn sowing continues to be pending definitions. According to the latest report from the Strategic Guide for Agriculture (GEA), the rainfall necessary to contain the reduction in corn sowing area amounts to 50 millimeters during September. Cristian Russo, Head of Agricultural Estimates at the BCR, commented: "We are expecting between the evening of Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 that this cold front leaves some rainfall over the core region. We are talking about little water, our consultant Elorriaga tells us that it would be between 2 and 10 millimeters, with the highest probability in the northeast of Buenos Aires." Although the amount of rain is limited, it represents a small help to advance with sowing in some sectors of the region. "Hopefully it will be the beginning of something ...

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