В Украине темпы уборки соответствуют прошлогодним, но экспорт в два раза ниже

Published 2022년 7월 18일

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As of July 15, Ukraine has harvested 3.6 million tons of grain from 10% of its planned harvest area, with a yield of 2.93 tons per hectare. This is a decrease from the previous year's harvest, which saw 5.5 million tons harvested from 9% of the planned area. The Ministry of Agrarian Policy has reduced its wheat harvest forecast to 18-19 million tons. Exports of grain and leguminous crops have decreased by 55% compared to the previous season. Wheat prices have fallen on world stock exchanges due to better harvesting rates and expectations of increased offers from Ukrainian seaports, which are currently blocked.
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According to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, as of July 15, 3.6 million tons of grain were harvested from 1.2 million hectares or 10% of the areas planned for harvesting with a yield of 2.93 t/ha. A year ago, at the same time, 5.5 million tons of grain were harvested from 1.3 million hectares or 9% of the area with a yield of 4.16 t/ha. In particular, as of the indicated date, the following has been collected: 1.7 million tons of wheat from 588.3 thousand ha with a yield of 2.88 t/ha (4.11 t/ha in 2021), 1.8 million tons of barley from 589.6 thousand hectares with a yield of 3.09 t/ha (4.29 t/ha), 77.3 thousand tons of peas from 42.1 thousand hectares with a yield of 1.84 t/ha (2.28 t/ha). The leaders in harvesting are the farmers of Odessa region, who harvested 982.8 thousand tons of grain from 404 thousand hectares or 39% of the area. Farmers of Dnepropetrovsk region harvested 709.5 thousand tons of grain from 252 thousand hectares or 24% of the area, and 679.2 thousand tons of ...
Source: Oilworld

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