Argentina is experiencing a dry spell in key agricultural areas, potentially affecting the country's corn production for the 2025/26 season. Meteorologist German Heinzenknecht points out that rainfall has been scarce in the Pampas region and Buenos Aires province since December. This lack of moisture during the crucial summer months (December to February) is concerning. The Buenos Aires Grains Exchange forecasts only 10 to 25 mm of rain over the next week, which is insufficient, especially for early-planted corn in its flowering stage. While the Rosario Grains Exchange anticipates a record corn harvest of 62 million tons, they acknowledge that adverse weather conditions could reduce yield potential.