Precipitation in the United States retain the harvest

In most regions of the U.S. Midwest this week were rain and snow, against the background of low temperatures delayed the harvesting of soybeans and corn. As of 27 Oct corn collected at 41% of the area, and soya – by 62%, which is the worst figure for the last 10 years. However, the warm and dry weather at the end of the week will accelerate the harvest.

Dry weather on the Northern Plains, contributes to the gathering, while rain and snow to the Southern Plains will have a positive impact on winter wheat.

In the canadian prairies this week cold air and little precipitation would not complete the harvest, and next week there will come the 5-15 degrees of frost.

the Attention of traders confined to Brazil, where dry conditions continues sowing soybean. The rainfall in the country this week will vary significantly. In the North, the crops will receive a moderate amount of moisture, and in Central and South-Central regions is insufficient. In the South of Brazil potential flooding. In the largest state producer of soybeans Mato Grosso rainfall corresponds to the average annual value, which improves the soil moisture and crop condition.

In Argentina, the increase in precipitation will improve the moisture of the soil for sowing and good growth of corn.

In the black sea region of Ukraine and Russia the next 5 days, no rain forecast, which will increase the soil moisture deficit and drought in the West and North of Ukraine.

Australia's wheat regions, another week will be without precipitation, which dramatically lessens the prospects of the wheat harvest.