417 thousand hectares of grain crops have been harvested in the Kyrgyz Republic

Published 2024년 9월 2일

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The article reports on the progress of the grain crop harvest in a specific region, indicating that 70% of the total area has been harvested, resulting in a higher yield compared to the previous year. The harvest includes wheat, barley, corn, potatoes, and various vegetables and fruits, with the highest yields found in certain regions. The total harvest shows an increase compared to the previous year, with wheat yield at 29.7 t/ha, barley at 26 t/ha, corn at 80 t/ha, and potato yield at 176.3 t/ha. The article highlights the improvements in yield and the increased total harvest compared to the previous year.
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To date, a total of 417 thousand hectares of grain crops have been harvested, or 70%, which is 29 thousand hectares more than in 2023. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture. Wheat - 217 thousand tons collected by 90.1%, or 16.9 thousand tons more than last year. The yield is 29.7 t / ha, which is 6 t / ha more than in 2023. The yield in the Jalal-Abad, Talas and Issyk-Kul regions is 30.0-33 t / ha. The gross harvest amounted to 644.6 thousand tons, which is 256 thousand tons more than in 2023. Barley - 193 thousand hectares or 77%, which is 31.2 thousand hectares more than last year. The yield is 26 t/ha, which is 4 t/ha more than last year. The total yield was 500.7 thousand tons, which is 144.4 thousand tons more than last year. High barley yield in the Chui region is 29 t/ha. In total, corn was harvested on 8 thousand hectares, or 7.5%. The yield is 80 t/ha, which is 7.4 t/ha more than last year. The gross harvest was 62.2 thousand tons, which is ...
Source: Zol

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