Production value of Germany agriculture rises to 59.6 billion euros

Published 2021년 12월 15일

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Preliminary data from the Federal Information Center for Agriculture (BZL) shows that Germany's agricultural income is expected to increase by 3.6% in 2021, totaling around 52.5 billion euros. This is largely due to higher grain prices and better plant production conditions. However, the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the potato market and horticulture sector, leading to lower harvest volumes and higher prices for vegetables and fruits. The animal production value is estimated to remain roughly the same as the previous year.
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12/15/2021 | 12:36:00 | ID: 31804 | Department: Agriculture | Agrarwirtschaft Bonn (agrar-PR) - According to preliminary data from the Federal Information Center for Agriculture (BZL), this corresponds to a total increase of 3.6 percent. The higher grain prices due to the increased demand in the markets alone led to sales proceeds of seven billion euros (+ 42 percent). The value of animal production is almost the same as in previous years at 26.4 billion euros. Plant productionA production value of 29.7 billion euros is expected for crop production. This is an increase of almost eight percent compared to the previous year. The grain harvest determined for 2021 is around 42.2 million tons. The water supply during the growth phase and the climatic conditions were better than in previous years. The total income is comparable to the previous year. Total sales of grain are estimated at seven billion euros (+42 percent compared to 2020). The production value increases by 29 percent to a ...
Source: Agrar

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