Sun Blazes on Dry Argentine Crops

Precipitation Expected to Return Next Week

Early planted Argentine soybeans and corn in many key-producing regions are suffering amid dry conditions and very high temperatures. (DTN file photo by Alastair Stewart)
Early planted Argentine soybeans and corn in many key-producing regions are suffering amid dry conditions and very high temperatures. (DTN file photo by Alastair Stewart)
Argentine soybean and corn crops are suffering under more hot, dry conditions and are in desperate need of rain. Thankfully for farmers, precipitation is expected to return next week.

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