Austria: Yields per hectare for summer cereals below the previous year's level - AMA

Published 2021년 9월 23일

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The article reports on the summer harvest yields in Austria, indicating a overall average performance but not reaching the levels of the previous year. Common wheat saw a 9% decrease with an average of 56.4 dt / ha, while rye yields dropped by 9% to 46.7 dt / ha. Winter barley also performed below expectations at 64.0 dt / ha, influenced by a severe hailstorm in Upper Austria. Additionally, spring barley, oats, and triticale saw decreased yields due to a hot June. Oilseed rape yields were also disappointing, being slightly below the previous year's results due to pest issues and the heat wave.
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The hectare yields of the grains harvested in Austria in the summer are overall at an average level, but they cannot match the good results of the previous year, reports the AIZ. This is the result of the most recent survey by Agrarmarkt Austria (AMA). With an average of 56.4 dt / ha, common wheat is 9% below the previous year's result (62.2 dt / ha). Conventional cultivation in Lower Austria achieved a hectare yield of 59.4 dt / ha, which fell below the previous year's level (63.3 dt / ha). The growth phase from March to the end of May with sufficient rainfall, coupled with moderate temperatures, was positive for the winter soft wheat development, which allowed wheat to grow sufficiently and produce a large number of grains per ear. The subsequent grain filling phase, however, was characterized by drought combined with heat, which ultimately resulted in only mediocre yields per hectare. The poor performance of rye was surprising for this year's AMA yield survey. The important ...

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