Beans, peas, lupine, and soybeans increase in the European Union

Soybean yields in the EU have increased significantly this year. Similarly, several beans, fodder peas and lupines entered warehouses this year. According to the UFOP (Association of Oilseeds and Protein Crops), legumes closed a good year. Some 1.2 million hectares were grown on some 1.2 million hectares by EU farmers in 2020. Butterfly production in the EU has risen sharply this year, with the European Commission saying a total of 6.5 million tonnes of protein-rich legumes could be harvested by EU farmers. a serious 7 per cent increase over last year, but falling short of the record of 7 million tonnes in 2017. Among the most important crops, the area under beans expanded the most in one year: it was 16 per cent higher than last year. It managed to surpass the production area by 201 percent by 2018. The lupine also has a larger area and higher yields. produced in 2020. The total yield was 235 thousand tons, which covers a 12 percent increase in production compared to the previous ...