Australia has again observed adverse weather conditions, which can lead to, that the country's second consecutive season wheat production may be lower than expected level, Reuters reports.
As specified, wheat belt in the country - Western Australia - in March and April ts.r. fell only 27% of normal rainfall, while in the eastern regions of the soil moisture level as the lowest recorded in the past 5 years.
So, a recent report by experts ABARES predicted harvest wheat 2018/19 MR level 23,7 million. tonnes, However, due to maintaining high temperature analysts can view the forecast downward.
But, Farmers have to carry grain crop in a shortage of moisture in the soil and hope for rain, to promote the further development of the wheat crop. Note, wheat crop traditionally held in Australia in May.
Recall, that in 2017/18 MR wheat production in Australia, which is in the top 5 largest grain producers in the world, dropped to only 21,2 million. tons compared to 35,13 million. tons in the previous season because of the extremely dry weather conditions.
