Global: Ukraine and Russia still lack precipitation

Published 2023년 10월 11일

Tridge summary

Unusually hot and dry weather in France is aiding the progress of spring crop harvests, but raising concerns about winter sowing. The lack of precipitation is also increasing the risk of insect attacks on crops. In Germany, there have been favorable conditions for farming in the northern half of the country, while parts of Ukraine and Russia received some beneficial rain. The United States is experiencing favorable conditions for corn and soybean harvests, but winter wheat planting in Kansas and Oklahoma faces a lack of precipitation. Brazil is also experiencing a water deficit that is delaying soybean planting, while Argentina and Australia had significant rainfall at the beginning of October, potentially causing damage to crops.
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Climatic conditions in France remain exceptionally hot and dry for the time of year in this first half of October. This weather certainly favors the rapid progress of harvests of spring crops, but the lack of precipitation is raising initial concerns regarding the progress of winter sowing. The risk of insect attacks on growing crops is also a concern in the French countryside. Temperatures should certainly cool down at the end of the week, but rain is likely to remain rare in the second half of October. In Germany, on the other hand, favorable contributions have been recorded in the northern half of the country in recent days. Part of Ukraine and Russia also received some beneficial rains as winter planting progressed, but this precipitation remains insufficient to fill the water deficit in the two countries and the weather maps do not indicate any improvements. notable in the short term. The United States, for its part, is benefiting from a favorable climate for the progression ...
Source: TerreNet

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