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Decent rains fell over the soybean growing areas of Argentina in the 24 hours to 9am this morning:
This wet outlook is expected to continue for the next 48 hours before a drier period into the start of next week, reports Allen Motew of QT Weather.
By late in the day one to three inches of rain have fallen across Buenos Aires and southern Santa Fe with inch totals in Cordoba too. By mid-day tomorrow-an additional one to three inches will have fallen across the “heart of the grain belt” from Cordoba and Santiago del Estero to northern Buenos Aires and southern Entre Rios giving a band of 48-hour totals of three to seven inches, before conditions then dry for the next seven days, he says.
This rain event will be another key component in the amazing turn-around from early season drought and stress that devastated last year’s wheat crop, much of this year’s corn crop as well as forage and cattle too, he concludes.
This wet outlook is expected to continue for the next 48 hours before a drier period into the start of next week, reports Allen Motew of QT Weather.
By late in the day one to three inches of rain have fallen across Buenos Aires and southern Santa Fe with inch totals in Cordoba too. By mid-day tomorrow-an additional one to three inches will have fallen across the “heart of the grain belt” from Cordoba and Santiago del Estero to northern Buenos Aires and southern Entre Rios giving a band of 48-hour totals of three to seven inches, before conditions then dry for the next seven days, he says.
This rain event will be another key component in the amazing turn-around from early season drought and stress that devastated last year’s wheat crop, much of this year’s corn crop as well as forage and cattle too, he concludes.