Hungarian farmers are preparing to sow spring cereals

Published 2022년 4월 25일

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The seed propagation area for spring barley has increased by 8% compared to the previous year, leading to a potential cultivation of around 6,000 tons, enough for a 100% renovation if all sown area is calculated. High cereal market prices could result in an increase in the cultivation area. However, early and optimal sowing is crucial for successful cultivation. The Seed Association does not anticipate a shortage of any variety, given the adequate yield per hectare and available high-quality seed. There is also expected to be over 2,600 tonnes of metal-sealed spring oat seeds. The association is considering the impact of climate change and the possibility of autumn sowing of spring barley. They will decide the indicative price for 2022 earlier in the year.
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The seed propagation area of spring barley shows an 8 percent increase compared to a year earlier, according to the Inter-Trade Organization and Product Council of the Seed Association. The expected metal-locked yield of around 6,000 tons can mean a renovation rate of up to 100 percent in the case of the calculated sown area, which is 10 percent higher than last year. The current high purchase prices in the cereals market could lead to an increase in area. The prerequisite for successful cultivation is early and optimal sowing, which will be fundamentally affected by the weather. There is no obstacle to the production of the right quantity and quality of the final product from the point of view of the seed, both the varieties and its high-quality seed are available to the producers, said Géza Takács, the president of the organization. The President explained that there had been no significant loss of cereal seed growing areas in the spring of 2021 (which, incidentally, had been ...
Source: Agrarium

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