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Brazil Rain To Benefit Center West, Threatens Flooding South

Kansas City, September 30 (World Weather, Inc.) – Center west Brazil will see enough rain during the next week to improve soil moisture and general conditions for the planting and germination of soybeans. Drier weather is expected October 8-14 that will provide a window of opportunity for more aggressive fieldwork after some rain delay in this first week of the two-week outlook. Meanwhile, Paraguay into central and southern Brazil will see frequent and sometimes heavy rain through the next two weeks. The rain will be beneficial initially in central and northern areas while southern areas already have saturated or nearly saturated soil and will see poor conditions for fieldwork along with some flooding.

Western U.S. Corn, Bean October Harvest Weather To Improve (30-Day Outlook For October)

            Kansas City, September 30 (World Weather Inc.) – September turned out to be quite a pivotal month of weather for portions of the Great Plains and the western U.S. Corn and Soybean production areas. Moisture deficits and drought were dominating the crop scene in the Great Plains during the summer, but a notable break from dryness has occurred and will continue for another day or two. Meanwhile, Iowa has been at the center of concern more recently because of too much moisture. A few locations in the state reported some of the greatest rainfall on record for the month of September and no matter how you look at it, the region is too wet. October promises to squelch some of the rain that has fallen recently and the break from wet biased conditions should be timely across the Great Plains and western Midwest.

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