麻豆视频

The stress of the heat and dry conditions has allowed crops in the region to be ahead of their normal development stages.

Haying is underway in the region with 13 per cent of the hay crop cut and waiting to be baled, seven per cent is currently baled or silage.

Prices have returned to normal.

Moisture conditions are declining in the southwest region due to limited rainfall, relentless wind, and warm temperatures.

In drier areas however, crops are either significantly advanced, or behind due to poor growing conditions.

The majority of the province has continued to be dry, according to the crop report for the period of June 20 to 26.

Crops planted during the optimum seeding window haven鈥檛 had enough rain to develop properly.

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