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La siembra de girasol y maíz temprano superó el 80% en el centro norte santafesino

La estabilidad climática durante la última semana permitió sostener el ritmo de las labores agrícolas en el centro norte santafesino. La siembra de girasol y maíz temprano superó el 80% de la superficie prevista, mientras finalizó la cosecha de maíz tardío en casi toda la región y la recolección de algodón en el este.

Girasol y maíz temprano: la siembra ya superó el 80% en el centro norte provincialGirasol y maíz temprano: la siembra ya superó el 80% en el centro norte provincial

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Farmer Rodolfo Picchi drives a tractor pulling a sowing machine to plant sorghum in the town of Estacion Islas in Buenos Aires province, November 24, 2012. The rains of late last week helped maintain a good level of moisture in Argentina's main crop belt, though some areas are still under water despite the dry weather of recent days, a meteorologist said Tuesday. Many analysts expect record production of soybeans and corn in the marketing year 2012/13 in Argentina, one of the world's biggest food exporters, thanks to good rains linked to the El Nino climate phenomenon. But the extensive rainfall that began in August also brought flooding that has forced some farmers to abandon their sowing plans in the most affected regions. Picture taken November 24, 2012. REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian (ARGENTINA - Tags: AGRICULTURE BUSINESS COMMODITIES FOOD) buenos aires estacion islas  cosecha de sorgo en plantacion de estacion islas campos cultivos plantacionesGirasol y maíz temprano: la siembra ya superó el 80% en el centro norte provincial
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Soybeans are loaded into a sowing machine in the town of Estacion Islas in Buenos Aires province, November 27, 2012. The rains of late last week helped maintain a good level of moisture in Argentina's main crop belt, though some areas are still under water despite the dry weather of recent days, a meteorologist said Tuesday. Many analysts expect record production of soybeans and corn in the marketing year 2012/13 in Argentina, one of the world's biggest food exporters, thanks to good rains linked to the El Nino climate phenomenon. But the extensive rainfall that began in August also brought flooding that has forced some farmers to abandon their sowing plans in the most affected regions. REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian (ARGENTINA - Tags: AGRICULTURE BUSINESS COMMODITIES FOOD) buenos aires estacion islas  cosecha de soja en plantacion de estacion islas campos cultivos plantacionesGirasol y maíz temprano: la siembra ya superó el 80% en el centro norte provincial
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A rural worker drives a tractor pulling a sowing machine to plant soybeans in the town of Estacion Islas in Buenos Aires province, November 27, 2012. The rains of late last week helped maintain a good level of moisture in Argentina's main crop belt, though some areas are still under water despite the dry weather of recent days, a meteorologist said Tuesday. Many analysts expect record production of soybeans and corn in the marketing year 2012/13 in Argentina, one of the world's biggest food exporters, thanks to good rains linked to the El Nino climate phenomenon. But the extensive rainfall that began in August also brought flooding that has forced some farmers to abandon their sowing plans in the most affected regions. REUTERS/Enrique Marcarian (ARGENTINA - Tags: AGRICULTURE BUSINESS COMMODITIES FOOD) buenos aires estacion islas  cosecha de soja en plantacion de estacion islas campos cultivos plantacionesGirasol y maíz temprano: la siembra ya superó el 80% en el centro norte provincial
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