The price for lupin seeds is not impressive in Poland

Published 2022년 10월 20일

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The article highlights the challenges of achieving high yields of lupin crops, including drought and weed infestation, as reported by COBORU in its preliminary findings from the PDO 2022 experiments. The data reveals a decrease in average yields for both narrow-leaved and yellow lupine varieties compared to the previous years, with significant regional variations in yield. The best-performing varieties were identified, with the narrow-leaved lupine showing the highest yields in certain regions, and the yellow lupine showing the highest yield with the variety Puma. The article also touches on the low profitability of lupine cultivation, attributed to issues like weeding and uneven maturation, and notes that the current seed prices do not adequately compensate for the lower yield of yellow lupine.

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The main obstacle in obtaining high yields of lupins was the regional drought, which had a negative impact on the number of pods, as well as the level of weed infestation in the plantation. There were also local problems with the collection. Results of PDO 2022. Narrow-leaved and yellow lupins Lupine yields vary greatly, both regionally and nationally. In order to look at this issue, it is worth analyzing the data provided by COBORU as part of the preliminary yielding results of legume crops of legumes in post-registration experiments under the Registered Variety Testing (PDO) for 2022. According to COBORU, the information contains the yielding results of the varieties entered in the National Register. The average yields of varieties in 2022 are presented against the results of the two previous years - 2021 and 2020. The varieties in the tables, within the selected groups, are arranged according to the decreasing yield in 2022. Which varieties yielded the highest and what ...

Source: Farmer.pl