Maize seed production in the EU has decreased, and cultivation areas too

게시됨 2023년 5월 10일

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The article provides an overview of the decrease in seed yield and cultivation area of corn in various European countries like France, Romania, Poland, Spain, Italy, and Hungary. It highlights the reduced targets achieved in 2022 following a good year in 2021, leading to higher prices for certified maize seed, which was less impacted by shortages due to stock from the previous year. The article also mentions the shift in farmer preferences towards earlier variety corn due to experience and cost concerns, as well as challenges such as the withdrawal of plant protection products, changes in the Common Agricultural Policy, and watering restrictions due to drought. An upcoming international conference to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Polish Corn Producers Association is also mentioned.

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- It is estimated that the average target yield per hectare of seed production is about 200 seed units. 70% achieved in France target yield, i.e. a decrease of about 30 percent. In Romania it was even worse, because in this country the reduction in yield from seed orchards reached 50 percent. In Poland, despite slightly better weather conditions, a decrease of 25% was recorded. This shows that there was less seed material for sowing in 2023, Anna Kołakowska from the French Federation of Corn and Sorghum Seed Production tells the farmer.pl portal. But it is also worth noting here that the worse results from 2022 took place after the very good year 2021. Therefore, the companies had stocks, hence the final effects of shortages were not as visible as could be expected earlier. Corn seed market in 2023 - Of course, there were deficiencies in specific segments, in groups of varieties of the most popular, newest and those with sought-after features - evaluates Kołakowska. Unfortunately, ...

출처: Farmer.pl