Assessment of wintering of vegetables in Poland

Published 2024년 5월 15일

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Poland experienced a slight delay in agrotechnical works due to excessive soil moisture and low air temperatures, particularly in the north-eastern and south-eastern regions. However, more favorable conditions in central and western Poland allowed for the timely sowing of vegetables, including carrots, parsley, and onions. Vegetable emergence has begun, but high air temperatures and soil moisture in March have increased the pressure from fungal diseases and pests. Many producers have opted to plant vegetable seedlings later to avoid frost losses.

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There were slight delays in these works compared to the long-term average, especially in the north-eastern and south-eastern parts of the country. They were mainly caused by excessive soil moisture, with local water ponding, but also by low air temperatures and slow heating of the ground. More favorable conditions were observed in central and western Poland. In these areas, agrotechnical works were carried out within the recommended dates, and the sowing of vegetables, especially carrots, parsley and onions, is more advanced compared to last year. Vegetable emergence has already started in many parts of the country, but the relatively high air temperatures and high ...

Source: Gospodarz