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Brazil soybean planting pace has reached 70% complete overall.  Most center West states like Mato Groso are virtually complete, or close to it.  Planting pace was slightly above average for the bulk of planting, but the last third is falling behind schedule.  Most of that area left to plant is in the Northeast where they usually plant later and RGDS, where excessive moisture has kept growers out of the field.  That looks to change quickly as our weather models indicate a shift from wet to dry in Southern Brazil in the next 30 days or less.  This may pose an issue for crops not yet planted.  Farmers there will be racing to get crops planted…just in time for it to turn dry.   Meanwhile most areas in the Northern tier of Brazil see adequate showers this week with a few dry pockets in SE Mato Grosso, Goiás and a small pocket in Minas Gerais.  All of these areas get filled in with precipitation by next week with virtually every region North of Parana state receiving see 2” to 6”.  Dry pockets will be filled.  Our focus and concern remain on RGDS, which has a history of turning drier in La…

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