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World Wheat Weather For Friday, January 19, 2024

Kansas City, January 19 (World Weather Inc.) – Wheat in various areas in North America, Europe and the western Commonwealth of Independent States was subjected to bitter cold weather from the last week of December into the first half of January. In most cases, crop damage was avoided because of widespread snow cover. However, there were holes in the snow cover in the northwestern U.S. Plains, a part of southern Kansas and other areas in the southwestern Plains as well as the Ohio River Valley where some damage may have occurred. Outside of the cold issues, most winter crops are favorably established and poised to start spring favorably.

Indonesia, Malaysia Expecting Frequent Rain In Coming Week

Kansas City, January 18 (World Weather Inc.) – A week of wet weather is in store for much of Indonesia and Malaysia. A Madden-Julian Oscillation event pushing through region and will help enhance rainfall for both countries during the next several days. Soil conditions will remain favorable for aggressive grain, oilseed, coffee, cocoa, rubber and tea growth and development. In the Philippines, many areas in Luzon Island continued to dry down in recent days. Western and northern Luzon will again see limited rainfall during the coming week that will keep the ground too dry for ideal crop conditions. Other locations in the Philippines have ample moisture for aggressive growth. A mix of spotty rain and sunshine is expected that may lead to a minor reduction in soil moisture for portions of Mindanao. Crop conditions will remain generally good in the Philippines with exceptions for the driest areas in Luzon.

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