Critical scenario for soybean producers until October in Brazil

Published Sep 14, 2024

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Soybean producers are currently challenged by low soil moisture in major grain-producing areas. While heavy rain is expected in Santa Catarina and southern Paraná, and significant rainfall is forecast for central Brazil, stable weather conditions will prevail from September 19 to 23, offering some respite from fire outbreaks in certain regions. However, substantial rainfall in the central-west and southeast is not anticipated until the latter half of October. In Sapezal, high temperatures up to 39°C will continue through September with minimal rain, hindering the optimal start of soybean sowing.
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Soybean producers are expected to face a critical climate scenario in the coming days, as low soil moisture is spreading across the main grain-producing regions. For the next five days, heavy rain is forecast in Santa Catarina and southern Paraná, with accumulations that could exceed 100 mm. Considerable rainfall is also forecast in central Brazil. Between September 19 and 23, the weather will not change significantly. In the south-central region of Mato Grosso do Sul, southern Goiás and the interior of São Paulo, precipitation will bring relief to the fire outbreaks. However, heavy rainfall is expected to return to the central-west and southeast regions only in the second half of October. Check out the latest information on agriculture, livestock, the economy and the weather forecast in the palm of your hand: follow Canal Rural on WhatsApp! In the Sapezal region, ...
Source: CanalRural
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