Australia: Chickpeas headlining big pulse year but frost, and dry hurts in the south

게시됨 2024년 10월 16일

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Australian pulse production is expected to reach record high levels this season, driven by a large northern chickpea crop, despite losses in southern lentil crops due to frost and dry conditions. The 2024/25 pulse harvest is anticipated to surpass last year's volumes, with chickpeas and lentils being the dominant pulses, followed by lupins, faba beans, and field peas. The removal of tariffs on Australian chickpea exports to India, due to below-average production there, is seen as beneficial for Australian growers. However, the lentil sector may face challenges due to increased competition from Canada and reduced demand in the international market.

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Australian pulse production is expected to reach historically high levels this season with the massive northern chickpea crop set to outweigh losses in southern lentil crops due to frost and dry conditions. Chickpeas and lentils dominate the Aussie pulse sector, with smaller plants of lupins, particularly popular in Western Australia, faba beans and field peas. RaboResearch general manager Australia and New Zealand Stefan Vogel said the 2024/25 Australian pulse harvest - including chickpeas, lentils, faba and mung beans, lupins and field peas - is expected to exceed last year's volumes. He said the chickpea crop had proceeded well in the north. The most recent Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics and Sciences (ABARES) report was predicting a 1.3 million tonne chickpea crop, but this update came out in early September and virtually all private forecasters now expect a larger crop. However, on the flip side, the lentil crop, which was flagged at 1.7m tonnes, ...

출처: Farmweekly