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Brazil Spring Weather Still Favors Good Start For Crops

Kansas City, September 10 (World Weather Inc.) – No changes in the favorable weather outlook for South America have been suggested by World Weather, Inc. in its latest update for the mid-September through mid-December period. Planting of first season corn, soybeans, rice and dry beans is expected to advance normally with a relatively good start to pre-monsoonal showers and thunderstorms. In the meantime, Argentina’s wheat and barley crop should yield well and sunseed and early season corn should get planted swiftly. There is some concern about drier than usual weather eventually becoming a concern in eastern Argentina, Uruguay, southern Paraguay and a few neighboring areas, but the dryness is not expected to be chronic.

Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, September 9, 2025

Kansas City, September 9 (World Weather Inc.) – Waves of rain were noted in Florida during the past week and, with more on the way in this coming week, the environment will remain favorable for aggressive fruit and tree growth. Mexico’s main citrus areas also received monsoonal rainfall on a frequent basis during the past week. Monsoonal precipitation will prevail for western, east-central, and northeastern Mexico on a frequent basis during the coming week. Citrus conditions will either improve or remain favorable. Brazil’s citrus areas will either be dry or not receive enough rain to counter evaporation during the coming week. Harvesting and general fieldwork will advance swiftly.

Europe Rainfall Too Late For Summer Crops

Kansas City, September 9 (World Weather Inc.) – Several areas in France and southeastern Europe remain too dry to support favorable late-season development for the summer grains and oilseeds. Other production areas in Europe received some rain during the past week, which was welcome for the crops that were still in the development stages. Yield potentials remain highly variable across the continent due to extended periods of dryness in France and southeastern Europe. The main production areas will see a mix of erratic rain and sunshine during the coming week with portions of Eastern Europe receiving significant moisture. The rain will be too late to impact yields in the driest locations of France and southeastern Europe. Maturation and early-season harvesting may advance slowly in the wettest locations as well. The rain will otherwise be welcome for the winter crops that will be planted in the coming weeks.