Based on the nationwide NDVI development graph, crop condition was generally above average in Australia compared to the last 5 years, except in April, when it was below average. The maximum VCI attained 0.92 with an increased CALF (+4 percentage points), indicating a possible increased winter crop production.

The VCIx in Western Australia shows favorable conditions with a value above 1.0. The Spatial NDVI patterns and profiles in Western Australia also display correspondingly above average conditions.

Although the precipitation in Western Australia shows a decrease of 26% compared to average (with temperature: +2.0°C and RADPAR: -7%) due to the influence of El Niño, the decrease in water has been supplemented by irrigation. The spatial NDVI patterns and profiles in the southern part of South Australia in June were below average, which should be paid attention to in the following months. Nevertheless, crop prospects for Australia are generally favorable.