After the war, Ukraine was left in the top 10 light wheat harvesters

Published 2022년 12월 28일

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In 2022, Ukraine emerged as the ninth largest wheat harvester, producing 20.5 million tons, despite a third reduction due to Russian military aggression. This places Ukraine ahead of major wheat producers like China, EU, India, and the US. The total global wheat cultivation area was 220 million hectares. Wheat is primarily used for animal feed, with 70% being used in hedgehogs. In 2021, Ukraine achieved a record grain, leguminous, and olive crop harvest of 106 million tons. The harvest included 32.4 million tons of wheat, 40 million tons of corn, 10 million tons of barley, and other crops.
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Ukraine in 2022 has become the ninth largest wheat harvester with an indicator of 20.5 million tons, which is a third lower than the minuscule indicators due to the outbreak of the Russian Federation on a full-scale military aggression. About write propozitsiya.com with messages on interfax.com.ua. This season Ukraine was ahead of wheat harvesting China (138 million tons), EU (134.7 million tons), India (103 million tons), Russia (91 million tons), USA (44.9 million tons), Canada (35 million tons), Australia (33 million tons) and Pakistan (26.4 million tons). At its borders, Ukraine harvested more wheat, lower Argentina (17.5 million tons), Turkey (17.25 million tons), Great Britain (14.6 million tons), Iran (13.2 million tons), Kazakhstan (13 million tons), Egypt (9.8 million tons), Brazil (9.2 million tons) and Uzbekistan (6.6 million tons). The total wheat area in 2022 has moved 220 million hectares in the world. Wheat is grown and developed, and the lands that develop. At the ...
Source: Propozitsiya

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