Favorable precipitation took place in all countries of grain producers

this season the weather continues to delight grain producers in the world. Almost all regions experience moderate temperatures and abundant precipitation, which increases the prospects of grain and oilseed in the world.

In the US, regular precipitation in the form of rain and snow in the Midwest has slowed planting of spring wheat and corn, but increased the moisture of the soil and increased crop forecasts.

In the Northern US plains rains in recent days has continued that continues to delay the possibility of starting field work.

On the southern plains past precipitation improved the condition of winter wheat crops. In the coming days are expected once precipitation in the form of rain and thunderstorms.

Brazil was established generally favorable conditions for corn class II (safrinha), also sugar cane and coffee. Soybean harvesting is nearing completion, but the precipitation forecast for the next period can lead to a delay harvesting of soybeans in Rio Grande do Sul.

In the Central part of Argentina, Cordoba and Santa Fe may see additional moderate thunderstorms over the weekend. This can delay the harvest of soybeans and corn, but precipitation will not be long. Southern areas will remain without precipitation, which adversely impact prior to sowing winter wheat.

In the black sea region there is sufficient or excess moisture in the soil, which leads to increase the chances of a great harvest of grain crops in Russia and Ukraine this year.

Areas of Eastern Australia continued to suffer from drought conditions despite the recent precipitation.

Meanwhile, in Western Australia is expected to increase the amount of rain that provides superior moisture for planting wheat and canola.