Dry weather conditions at the beginning of summer worsen the prospects for the harvest in the EU

Published 2023년 6월 20일

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The June report from MARS experts reveals the impact of varying weather conditions on EU crop yields in the previous year. The drought in the north and excessive rainfall in the south led to a decrease in the yield potential of various crops, leading to a reduction in the forecasted yield for common wheat, durum wheat, winter barley, and spring barley. However, the corn yield forecast remains unchanged, and there are minor adjustments in the yield forecasts for rapeseed and soybeans.
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In the June report of MARS experts, it is reported that the contrasting weather conditions on the territory of the EU in the period from May 1 to June 12 last year. affected the yield potential of some crops. As specified, the drought in North-Western, Northern and North-Central Europe increased the moisture deficit in the soil, negatively affecting the potential yield of winter and spring crops. While excessive rainfall was recorded in parts of Italy, Hungary, Croatia and Slovenia, leading to waterlogged fields and an increased risk of pest infestation. In addition, low temperatures in some areas of Bulgaria and Romania along the Danube River have led to delayed sowing and early emergence of summer crops. Taking this into account, the forecast of the average yield of common wheat in the EU in 2023/24 was reduced by 1% compared to the estimate of the previous month - to 5.92 t/ha (+2% for the year; +2% for the last 5 years) , durum wheat - by 2%, up to 3.40 t/ha (+5% for the year, ...
Source: Agroconf

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