In Belarus, sowing rates are three times higher than last year – 44 percent of early grain crops have been sown

Published 2024년 4월 2일

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As of April 2 in Belarus, significant progress has been made in the sowing of early grain and leguminous crops, with 44 percent of the planned area already sown, a substantial increase from the 14 percent recorded a year ago. The Brest region is leading the effort with 78 percent of its area sown, closely followed by the Grodno and Minsk regions. In addition to these crops, there has been progress in sowing annual grasses (16 percent), flax (9 percent), and sugar beets (2 percent). Agricultural preparations also include the readying of 21 percent of areas for spring sowing, feeding of 97 percent of winter grains, and care for a significant portion of cruciferous grain crops and perennial grasses.
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Original content

In Belarus, as of April 2, early grain and leguminous crops (without corn, buckwheat, millet) were sown on 44 percent of the planned area (a year ago - 14). This was reported by the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. The most was sown in the Brest region - 78 percent (a year ago - 44). In Grodno region – 69 (33), Minsk region – 68 (2), Gomel region – 37 (12), Mogilev region – 22 (0.3), Vitebsk region – 11 (0). Also, in the country as a whole, 16 percent of annual grasses were sown, 9 percent of flax, 2 percent of sugar beets. There is other work going on in the fields. 21 percent of the planned ...
Source: Zol

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