Ukraine: In 2024, the planted areas of watermelons and melons increased by 4.3% and 5.5%, respectively

Published 2024년 7월 29일

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Despite the ongoing full-scale invasion, Ukraine is projected to achieve a record harvest of 239.2 thousand tons of watermelons in 2023, according to UKAB analyst Maksym Hopka. This comes after a significant drop in watermelon and cantaloupe production in 2022. The leading regions for watermelon cultivation have shifted to Dnipropetrovsk, Poltava, and Vinnytsia. The planted areas for watermelons and melons are expected to increase by 4.3% and 5.5% respectively in 2024. Favorable weather conditions, despite heavy rains in June, are contributing to the positive outlook for the harvest.
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According to UKAB analyst Maksym Hopka, this year we should expect a record harvest of watermelons during the full-scale invasion — 239.2 thousand tons. This is how the expert commented on melon production in Ukraine to Forbes Ukraine. In particular, he noted that due to a full-scale invasion in 2022, the production of watermelons and cantaloupes was significantly reduced. Production of watermelons halved, and melons by -35%. If 400.1 thousand tons of watermelons were collected in 2021, then in 2023 - 215.7 thousand tons. The geographical trends in watermelon cultivation have changed. In 2020, the structure of the regions was as follows: Kherson (165.2 thousand tons), Poltava (35.5 thousand tons), Zaporizhia (21.4 thousand tons), Vinnytsia (20.3 thousand tons), Luhansk (18, 8 thousand tons). According to the data of 2023, completely different regions became the leaders in the production of watermelons: Dnipropetrovsk (43.4 thousand tons), Poltava (37.2 thousand tons), Vinnytsia ...
Source: Agravery

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