Tridge summary
The Ulyanovsk region in Russia has completed 14.1% of its grain and leguminous crops harvest, yielding a total of 355.7 thousand tons from 91.4 thousand hectares. The average yield for winter wheat, which accounts for 40.6% of the plan, is 40.6 c / ha, marking an improvement from 2017. The region has also harvested industrial crops and is in the process of mowing perennial and annual grasses. The Mainsky and Veshkaimsky districts have started peas harvesting, while the Starokulatkinsky district has begun mustard harvesting. The region's total grain harvest goal for the year is set at 1.4 million tons.
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Original content
According to the operational data of the regional Ministry of Agriculture, grain and leguminous crops have been harvested from an area of 91.4 thousand hectares, or 14.1% of the plan. The gross harvest amounted to 355.7 thousand tons with an average yield of 38.9 c / ha. Winter wheat has been harvested on an area of 86.4 hectares, or 40.6% of the plan. The gross harvest is 351.2 thousand tons, with an average yield of 40.6 c / ha, for comparison, in 2017, 65.5 thousand tons less were harvested on a similar area with a yield of 35.5 c / ha. Industrial crops have been removed from the area of 1.4 thousand hectares, or 0.5% of the plan. Mowing of perennial grasses is 99% complete, annual - by 81%. The farms of the Mainsky and Veshkaimsky districts have begun harvesting peas, the average ...
Source: Zol
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