BUENOS AIRES, March 5 (Reuters) - Rainfall over the last week has improved the condition of Argentine soy and corn fields, the Buenos Aires grains exchange said on Thursday, as the crops are currently undergoing a key period of high water demand during the southern hemisphere summer.
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<li>Argentina is the world’s top exporter of soybean oil and meal and the third largest supplier of corn.</li>
<li>The exchange expects the 2025⁄26 harvest will produce 48.5 million metric tons of soy and 57 million tons of corn.</li>
<li>Some 74% of fields planted with soy are in “normal or excellent” condition, as are 87% of cornfields, it said.</li>
<li>Farmers have harvested 7.2% of the area they planted with corn. The soy harvest is set to begin in April.</li>
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