An operational meteorologist with Aura Commodities says recent dry weather in Argentina isn’t likely to impact overall South American crop production. Xander Lowry says conditions in Brazil are more than making up for it. “Brazil looks to be pretty optimistic. It looks pretty fantastic there so far.” He says, “Argentina, it’s been a bit hot […]
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