Grain harvest was above average in Sweden

Published 2020년 11월 23일

Tridge summary

The Swedish National Statistics Office has reported that the country's grain harvest in 2020 was above average, with a production of over 6.0 million tonnes, slightly below the previous year's result. The harvest exceeds the five-year average by 11%, with wheat making up nearly half of the grain harvest, despite an 8% decrease in production due to a smaller cultivation area. The spring barley harvest was stable, while there was a significant improvement in the oat harvest, with a 21% increase compared to 2019, marking the largest oat harvest since 2013. However, the rapeseed harvest saw a 10% decrease compared to the previous year, but still exceeded the five-year average by 8%.
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The Swedish grain harvest in 2020 was above average. According to the official harvest estimate now available from the Swedish National Statistics Office, a quantity of over 6.0 million tonnes came together in 2020, which was only slightly below the previous year's result. The five-year average is exceeded by 11%, although this comparison is skewed to around 3.2 million t by the catastrophic harvest collapse due to the drought in 2018. But even without this outlier, this year's grain production is slightly above the long-term average: According to the statistics office, wheat made up almost exactly half of the grain harvest this year. However, production decreased by around 8% compared to due to a smaller cultivation area. The spring barley harvest was comparatively stable at 1.4 million tonnes. In contrast, there was a clear improvement in the case of oats: Here the authorities assume a volume of around 815,000 t; That would be 21% more than 2019 and at the same time the largest ...

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