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Argentina’s Outlook Still Favors Fieldwork, Crop Growth

Kansas City, October 29 (World Weather Inc.) – The main Pampas farming region in Argentina received significant rain during the past week. The rain helped improve or maintain a good environment for early-season planting and establishment. Moisture shortages otherwise intensified in northern Argentina and the need for rain is increasing. Argentina’s main production areas will continue to see a good mix of rain and sunshine during the month of November which should help promote a good planting season and a successful start to the growing season.

Weekly Citrus Weather for October 29, 2024

Kansas City, October 29 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus areas were either dry or received limited rain during the past week. The lack of rain was beneficial for producers still assessing damage and cleaning up from Hurricane Milton. Drier than normal weather will persist during the coming week and producers should be able to continue with farming activity and clean-up. Brazil’s citrus areas received rainfall on a frequent basis during the past week with more rain on the way in the coming week. Citrus fruit setting and development conditions will remain favorable. In Mexico, several areas in western and east-central Mexico will receive enough rain to potentially slow harvesting during the coming week.

Beneficial Rainfall Incoming for Central U.S.

Kansas City, October 29 (World Weather Inc.) – Moderate to severe drought has been developing across much of the central U.S., with some extreme drought occurring in Oklahoma. Through at least November 6, multiple rain events are expected to occur which will bring a general total of 2.00 to 4.00 inches of rain from Iowa southwestward into northern Texas. Heavier amounts in excess of 6.00 inches are possible in some areas. These amounts will be beneficial in improving drought conditions and allowing for improved crop development and establishment in wheat areas of the Plains and western Midwest.