minipoker| La Niña affects soybean and corn planting in South America: humid weather in Europe may delay harvest

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[La Niña phenomenon is expected to have a significant impact on the agricultural industry]

According to the latest news, La Niña phenomenon may appear at a weak to moderate level from September to November this year. This phenomenon is expected to have a significant impact on the global agricultural industry.

First, South America may be affected by warm and dry weatherminipokerThe impact on soybean and corn cultivation, especially in Brazil and Argentina, will have a positive effect on soybean and corn cultivation. However, unseasonably humid weather may occur in central and southern Brazil, which could adversely affect wheat and sugarcane crops. However, the southeastern region of the main sugarcane growing area may benefit from the humid weather.

Secondly, weather in Europe and the Black Sea region is expected to be mild and humid, which may create favorable conditions for farmland, but may also lead to delays in harvesting and planting. Warm and dry weather is expected in most of the Black Sea region, except for Ukraine, which is expected to experience warm and humid weather. This may have a positive impact on field operations, but it also requires attention to long-term soil moisture issues.

Finally, weather in Asia is expected to show diversity. Temperatures are expected to moderate in most parts of China, but the North China Plain and parts of Northeast China could experience humid weather, which could delay the autumn harvest. Wet weather in Indonesia and Malaysia is expected to have a positive impact on palm oil crops, while dry weather in Thailand may have a negative impact on sugarcane crops.