Russia: Damping and increased sparseness of winter crops noted in the Hydrometeorological Center

게시됨 2023년 3월 7일

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A warm February in the Center and Volga region of Russia has complicated the wintering of winter crops, leading to dampening and unsatisfactory plant conditions, with 7% of winter rye and 13% of winter wheat showing sparseness. However, the snowfall in early March is expected to have a positive impact on the state of the crops. The condition of the crops will be assessed in mid-March, using plant samples taken from the fields. Meanwhile, the Southern and North Caucasian federal districts experienced low temperatures in February. Over 93% of the winter crops in Russia were in good or satisfactory condition as of March 3, according to the Ministry of Agriculture.

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Warm February in the regions of the Center and the Volga region complicated the wintering of winter crops, the conditions for their dampening appeared, said Roman Vilfand, scientific director of the Hydrometeorological Center of Russia. In these areas, snow cover over 30 cm high was formed in mid-December, and soil freezing was small (less than 15 cm), in some places the soil was thawed - as a result, dampening occurred during the warming period. Referring to the weather in the Southern and North Caucasian federal districts, Vilfand noted that low temperatures were observed here in February - up to 17-23 degrees below zero. In Crimea - up to minus 16 degrees. Vilfand recalled that in order to assess the development of winter crops in the spring, they are examined in the laboratory. To do this, part of the plants is removed from the fields in winter along with the soil. Growth of plant samples taken from the fields on January 25 showed that increased sparseness (unsatisfactory ...

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