Tridge summary
The Central Research Center for Cultivated Plants in Słupia Wielka has reported preliminary results for this year's horse bean yield, indicating a decrease compared to the previous year but an increase compared to 2019. The standard yield for the current season is 39.5 dt per ha, a decrease from the previous year's 49.4 dt per ha, but higher than the 2019 yield of 34.0 dt per ha. These findings are based on data from the Post-Register Variety Testing (PDO), including both varieties in the National Register (KR) and the Community Catalog (CCA).
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Original content
This year's horse bean yield is much lower than last year's. However, higher than that of the 2019 season. The Central Research Center for Cultivated Plants in Słupia Wielka presented the preliminary results of yielding faba bean varieties. They come from the Post-Register Variety Testing (PDO). The information includes data on both the varieties entered into the National Register (KR) and the Community Catalog (CCA). The standard yield (the average of the registered varieties tested in a given year) this year ...
Source: Wiescirolnicze
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