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    Brazil frost

    FREEZING WEEKEND

    Frost affects crops of wheat, corn, barley and oats of Paraná

    According to Somar Meteorologia, 46 cities were left with thermometers with values ​​below 0ºC

    July 7, 2019 at 12:22
    By Francielle Bertolacini, from São Paulo

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    Farming in Mamborê (PR) affected by frost - Photo: Rural Syndicate of Guarapuava-PR / Divulgação

    Farming in Mamborê (PR) affected by frost - Photo: Rural Syndicate of Guarapuava-PR / Divulgação

    Mamborê (PR) wheat scarf affected by frost - Photo: Sindicato Rural de Guarapuava-PR / Divulgação

    Photo: Elton Lange

    Photo: Elton Lange

    Photo: Paulo Vinícius Demeneck Vieira / Juranda (PR)

    Photo: Paulo Vinícius Demeneck Vieira / Juranda (PR)

    Photo: Paulo Vinícius Demeneck Vieira / Juranda (PR)

    Wheat, corn, barley and parana oats were affected by frosts on Sunday morning, according to the president of the Rural Union of Guarapuava (PR), Rodolpho Botelho, which was the third frost that reached the municipality . "The day before yesterday (Friday) was weaker and hit lower regions. Yesterday (Saturday) was very strong, with temperatures of -3ºC and -4ºC. The one of today was stronger, with temperatures of -4ºC ", commented.

    According to him, temperatures have been low in practically the whole state and the damages can be seen in diverse cultures. "Summer pastures should be damaged, some late corn crop areas will have accelerated maturation and may decrease grain weight. For us, from the Center-South region of the state, Campos Gerais, Ponta Grossa and Guarapuava, will get something from oats that was advanced and barley and wheat planted earlier, "he explained.

    In Mamborê (PR) a rural producer recorded a video on the morning of Saturday, 6, showing the size of the damage of the wheat crops. "Here he gave a 100% loss, he did not save a spike, we had a very strong frost, both downhill and high."

    The rural producer of Goioerê and former president of Aprosoja-PR, José Sismeiro, also says that the state's production will be hampered. He comments that the crop most affected will be wheat, which was already in the breading stage. "Yesterday (Saturday) was very frosty and this morning we also had frosts, but less intense. The loss (in wheat) will be great, "he said.

    Temperatures were so low that rural producer Eduardo Cassiano reported that the diesel in the harvester's filter came to freeze.

    Photo: Eduardo Cassiano / Goioerê (PR)



    Climate

    According to Somar Meteorologia, 101 cities in Brazil had temperatures equal to or below 3ºC in the early hours of Sunday. Of these, 46 cities were left with thermometers with values ​​below 0ºC. In addition, 158 stations of the National Institute of Meteorology (INMET) recorded this dawn as the coldest of the year.





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    Welcome to inflation

    #2
    Market mover... nah seems funds are the only market movers depending on their mood

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      #3
      Originally posted by malleefarmer View Post
      Market mover... nah seems funds are the only market movers depending on their mood
      They are waiting on the re survey of acreage by USDA. There's more going on then a "weather story". Look at gold.

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        #4
        Maybe we won't have to sell wheat for $5.00 this year.

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          #5


          When these blonde beauties decide to dance together, the world is in for a rude awakening

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            #6
            The difference between the two is that it is much easier to ramp up wheat production than gold production when prices rise.

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              #7
              A guy I know down there who does a market report sent a video last night. It was in Portuguese but you didn5 need to speak the language to know it was frost and some very severe at heading.

              Market mover no because the market always knows jack shit.

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                #8
                The market knows , just won’t move on anything until it is forced too.
                It will have to sooner or later ... too much b/S crop conditions everywhere.


                Someone posted this last week on here
                And it sums it up exactly......
                corn will lead the markets by mid August
                We need something, our markets right now are horrible

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
                  The market knows , just won’t move on anything until it is forced too.
                  It will have to sooner or later ... too much b/S crop conditions everywhere.


                  Someone posted this last week on here
                  And it sums it up exactly......
                  corn will lead the markets by mid August
                  We need something, our markets right now are horrible
                  We are in the seasonal high time frame, if corn continues up after the resurvey the cycle will be inverted. This is huge to pay attention to. It shifts the next sell point out to Sept

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by macdon02 View Post


                    When these blonde beauties decide to dance together, the world is in for a rude awakening
                    can you explain macdon , i m very investing illiterate ?

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by caseih View Post
                      can you explain macdon , i m very investing illiterate ?
                      Corn needs a monthly close over 439 and gold needs monthly close over 1362. This is a long term inflation clue. Think of it as 2+2=5. There's a lot going on, Deutsch bank, Hong Kong money being moved off shore and central banks along with the Iran scare that gave the initial thrust on gold. It could be a false move, or not, idk yet there's ALOT of managed money looking at grains right now. There's been the breakout above resistance and now the retest in corn it's very simple, fade the acreage resurvey. If we can get gold on the same page together it'll add spark. Chicago wheat still needs $6 and beans need $10.63 to have the same bullish posture as corn. They are just not there yet.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by macdon02 View Post
                        Corn needs a monthly close over 439 and gold needs monthly close over 1362. This is a long term inflation clue. Think of it as 2+2=5. There's a lot going on, Deutsch bank, Hong Kong money being moved off shore and central banks along with the Iran scare that gave the initial thrust on gold. It could be a false move, or not, idk yet there's ALOT of managed money looking at grains right now. There's been the breakout above resistance and now the retest in corn it's very simple, fade the acreage resurvey. If we can get gold on the same page together it'll add spark. Chicago wheat still needs $6 and beans need $10.63 to have the same bullish posture as corn. They are just not there yet.
                        thanks !

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