Argentine farmers are considering how to be strategic next season with low domestic prices and limited credit. During the past few crop cycles, they switched from wheat to barley and then back to wheat, which did not work out. Wheat farmers south of Buenos Aires have been placed in a difficult situation by excess rains that have decreased the protein content to a level below export standards. There are no vessels to load at Necochea or Brazilian millers interested in this low quality wheat. Wheat from Upriver is also suffering from low test weights.Argentina's Agricultural Ministry estimated in its last report that there will be a wheat export surplus of 7.2 MMT and ending stocks of 2.5 MMT. Exporters have purchased approximately 4.5 MMT in...