Highlight: Canadian Prairies/North-central U.S./West and Northwest U.S. Corn Belt heat and dryness evolves, lasts into early August (possibly longer). Fig. 1-3: The mega-cluster ensemble most likely North America percent of normal rainfall forecast through 15 days. Fig. 4-5: The mega-cluster ensemble most likely North America temperature anomaly forecast for the medium-range. Fig. 6-7: The GFS…
AgResource Farm Marketing Advice for Friday: 1/ No new advice. 6:30 CT CBT Prices: November soybeans are up 9.00 cents at $13.89, Dec corn is up 2.00 cents at $5.5825 with Sept Chi wheat up 10.75 cents at $6.8275. AgResource Morning Grain/Soy Comment & Analysis: Good Morning! A mixed overnight trade has produced a morning…
AgResource Farm Marketing Advice for Friday: 1/ No new advice. The 2012 Drought Monitor Map as of July 10th (left) vs the 2021 July 13th Map. Notice that the 2021 drought is far worse in the Western and Northern US. This would include the Canadian Prairies. The importance at comparing the Drought Monitors is the…
Central US Forecast Maintains Shift to Lasting Period of Dryness; Heat Reaches Midwest in Late July: The EU, GFS and Canadian models are in good agreement on the two-week forecast. Expansive and rather strong high pressure Ridging across the Plains will dominate the North American climate into August. Meaningful rainfall beyond the next 48 hours…
Record Heat Resumes in Canada Next 10 Days; No Sign of Meaningful Precip: Massive wheat, canola, oat and barley yield loss in Canada is now assured as what soil moisture remained will be eliminated completely in the next 10 days. North American high pressure Ridging will be centered on the C Plains and Southern Canada.…
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