A look at current crop conditions around the world

These are the conditions of global wheat, maize, rice, and soybean crops according to AIMS.

These are the conditions of global crops according to the AIMS Market Monitor dated October 5:

Wheat: In the northern hemisphere, spring wheat harvesting is wrapping up with poor conditions in Canada, the US, and China. In the southern hemisphere, there are ongoing dry conditions in Argentina and Australia.

Maize: In the southern hemisphere, conditions are mostly favourable with exceptional outcomes expected in Brazil for the larger season crop. In the northern hemisphere, conditions remain mixed as harvesting ramps up.

Rice: In China, recent rains improved vegetation in the south and southwest. In India, the Kharif harvest begins with concern for below-average monsoon rains in the south. In Southeast Asia, conditions remain favourable except in Thailand.

Soybeans: In the northern hemisphere, harvesting begins under mixed conditions with dry and hot weather in the US, Romania, the Russian Federation, and China.

October 5, 2023/ Agricultural Market Information system (AMIS).
https://www.amis-outlook.org

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