Spain: Only Reduced Planted Area to Corn Precludes a Record Spanish Grain Crop

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Timely spring rains and mild temperatures have contributed to improve yields expectations after a rather dry winter. At the moment, all sources point to a large to average Spanish grains and oilseeds crop. Reduced corn plantings precluded an otherwise record grain crop. The sizeable projected crop and the ample pasture availability will result in somewhat reduced import needs compared to previous seasons, despite the stable demand. 

Spain: Only Reduced Planted Area to Corn Precludes a Record Spanish Grain Crop

Europe and Eurasia, Spain
Grains, Feeds and Fodders, Corn

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