GEOGLAM Crop Monitor Reports Varied Global Agricultural Conditions for November 2026

The November 2026 GEOGLAM Crop Monitor indicates mixed agricultural outcomes across global regions. In northern East Africa, main season crop yields finished below average following prolonged rainfall deficits and high temperatures from June through September. Meanwhile, planting for secondary-season crops has begun in the south under mixed conditions. Elsewhere, West Africa reports mostly favorable conditions for ongoing cropping. In the Middle East and North Africa, recent dryness has raised concerns during the early stages of winter wheat planting in Algeria and Libya. Southern Africa faces mixed prospects for winter wheat, with poor conditions reported in South Africa’s primary production areas. In Southeast Asia, drought is negatively affecting wet-season crops in Thailand and Cambodia, while heavy rains have impacted parts of the Philippines and Viet Nam. Central and South Asia concluded spring wheat harvests under favorable conditions, while Central America monitors dry spells affecting Postrera season crop development.