South Africa corn crop withers in drought

Drought and excessive heat prevented farmers from planting a crop in much of South Africa’s corn-growing region and the season is advancing; pollination and kernel-filling takes place in February and March in much of the country. USDA slashed its estimate of the nation’s corn harvest to 8 million tonnes, down by one-third from a month… » Read More

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