Spring crops in the Po Valley are facing significant challenges due to continuous rainfall and lack of sun, preventing soil drying and causing problems for sowing. Some crops, like corn and soybeans, have not been sown yet, and those that have suffered from fungal diseases due to poorly drained, compact, cold, and humid soil. The bad weather has also affected the sowing of first harvest corn, fodder, and stable meadows for hay and silage production, leading to a potential shortage of product for livestock. Farmers may need to adjust their animal feeding programs, and those sowing soya in mid-June must take extra precautions for satisfactory yields. Factors such as soil humidity, sowing density, and irrigation management are crucial for successful cultivation under these conditions.