Chamber of grain and feed in Poland: There is no demand for expensive grain

Published 2022년 12월 27일

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The article provides an overview of the current state of the Polish agricultural sector, focusing on livestock production and grain harvest expectations. It is projected that livestock production will see a decrease of around 4% in 2022, with significant drops in pork and beef production, while poultry production might slightly increase. The corn harvest is nearing completion, despite some challenges with moisture content, and prices for both domestic and Ukrainian corn are provided. Additionally, the article covers the pricing and export statuses of various cereals and their export challenges to neighboring countries, highlighting competition and health concerns for corn.
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In addition - as indicated by the Chamber - the demand of the feed industry for grain limits the recorded decrease in feed production. Less need for feed It is expected that throughout 2022, the production of three basic types of livestock (poultry, pork, beef) in warm whipped weight may amount to approx. tons, which means a decrease of about 4%. compared to 2021. Pork production is likely to fall by about 12 percent. and will amount to 1645 thousand. tone. In turn, beef production may decrease by about 10 percent. up to 501 thousand tone. Poultry production is likely to increase by around 2%. (up to 2,671,000 tons), but this will not compensate for the decline in pork and beef production, noted IZ-P. Corn harvest According to the Chamber, the corn harvest is practically complete. In the eastern regions of the country, only single plantations are waiting to be harvested. Most farmers managed to harvest the grain despite the snow on the fields. Grain harvested recently, however, ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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