Argentina downpour ‘damaging’ for soy and corn, weather analysts say
A new front of heavy rains over key grains regions of Argentina could be “very damaging” to the South American country’s current soy and corn crops and could dent production, a local grains exchange and a weather expert said on Wednesday. Argentina, one of the world’s top two exporters of soybean oil and meal, and the third largest for corn, has seen strong rains well above normal levels so far this month, initially boosting dry soils but now starting to saturate farmland. “The rains we’re getting are totally unneeded, very ...
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