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Southern Brazil Becoming Too Wet For Wheat, Safrinha Corn

Kansas City, June 26 (World Weather Inc.) – Abundant rainfall was noted across southern Brazil during the past week. While the rain was beneficial for long-term winter wheat prospects, several fields became too wet for favorable planting and fieldwork. Recently planted crops may need to be reseeded in the wettest locations if flooding was severe enough. The environment may have also been too wet for the Safrinha corn in the wettest locations of Parana and minor quality reductions were possible. Southern Brazil will remain in a wet weather bias during the coming week. Additional rain may continue to promote flooding that may delay wheat planting and general fieldwork. Safrinha corn maturation and early-season harvesting may also advance slowly in Parana and immediate neighboring locations of Sao Paulo and Mato Grosso do Sul.

Australia Winter Crops In Need Of Rain Ahead Of Spring

Kansas City, June 26 (World Weather Inc.) – Many winter grain and oilseed areas in Australia are lacking soil moisture due to drier-biased weather in recent weeks. Enough rain has likely fallen to induce germination and emergence, although establishment is not as good as it should be with crops moving into semi-dormancy. There is not yet a significant concern for major production cuts for the upcoming season; however, there will be a need for timely rain later in the winter and early spring to induce the best possible establishment before aggressive growth begins. Rainfall will continue lighter than usual for at least the next seven to ten days and no major changes to the outlook are expected.

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