Russia: 11% of vegetable crops remained to be collected in Lviv Oblast

Published 2024년 11월 15일

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As of November 8, 11% of the area dedicated to vegetable crops in Lviv Oblast remains unharvested, primarily cabbage. Despite this, farms have already harvested over 661,000 tons of vegetables across 38.3 thousand hectares, contributing 10.7% to Ukraine's total vegetable cultivation area. The main crops are cabbage, carrots, beets, cucumbers, tomatoes, and onions. There has been a notable 26% increase in vegetable cultivation for industrial production, reaching 2.1 thousand hectares over the past two years, with 95% of production being done by households.
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As of November 8 of the current year, 11% of the area of vegetable crops remained to be harvested in the fields of the region, namely cabbage on an area of 4.7 thousand hectares. In total, farms of all categories have already collected more than 661,000 tons of vegetable crops from an area of 38.3 thousand Ha. This is reported in the Department of Agro-Industrial Development of Lviv Oblast. It is clarified that in the total area of growing vegetables in Ukraine, the share of Lviv Oblast is 10.7%, in particular by crops: cabbage 23.0%, carrots 11.5%, beets 11.9%. Cabbage (33%), cucumbers and tomatoes (19%), others (17%), carrots (11%), table beets (10%) and onions (10%) are the structure of cultivation areas in farms of all categories. "Among the regions of Ukraine, Lviv Oblast has the largest area for growing vegetables. 95% of production is concentrated in households. However, over the past two years, there has been a positive trend in ...
Source: Agrotimes

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