Gross wheat harvest in Kyrgyzstan is 53% higher than last year

Published 2024년 10월 8일

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Kyrgyzstan has seen a significant increase in its grain harvest this year, with 84% of the total area harvested by October 7, covering 560.9 thousand hectares, a 122 thousand hectare increase from the previous year. The gross harvest totaled 704.2 thousand tons, with wheat yielding particularly well at 29.9 c/ha. Barley, corn, pulses, oilseeds, and sugar beets also saw increased yields and harvests compared to the previous year. The regions of Jalal-Abad, Talas, and Chui reported the highest yields.

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By October 7, grain harvesting in Kyrgyzstan was carried out on an area of 560.9 thousand hectares, which is 84% of the total area. This is 122 thousand hectares more than last year, the Ministry of Water and Agriculture reported. In particular, wheat was harvested on an area of 235.4 thousand hectares (97.9%), which is 48.1 thousand hectares more than last year. The gross harvest is 704.2 thousand tons, which is 244.1 thousand tons more than last year (+ 53%). The average grain yield reaches 29.9 c/ha, which is 5.4 c/ha higher than in 2023. Particularly high yields were recorded in the Jalal-Abad, Talas and Chui regions, where the yield is 30.0-33 c/ha. By the specified date, barley has been threshed on an area of 239.9 thousand hectares (95.7%), which is 48.1 thousand hectares more than last year. The gross harvest is 626.8 thousand tons, which is 191.7 thousand tons more than last year. The yield is 26.1 c/ha, which is 3.4 c/ha higher than last year. The highest barley yield ...

Source: Zol