Hungary: Protect your plants from hard frosts

Published 2021년 3월 5일

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Hungary is experiencing a shift in weather, with cold fronts moving in after a period of mild spring weather, which may have caused frost damage to early-flowering fruit trees following a dry spell. The country has not seen significant rainfall in almost two weeks, but inland water levels have improved. The autumn sowing is faring well, but late-sown wheat is less developed due to October's rainy conditions. The forecast anticipates cold weather and nearly nationwide frost from Saturday to Wednesday, with temperatures dropping below -5 degrees in some areas. You can find the weather forecast on Agroinform.hu, with the main sponsor being Kaposflex Kft. and Agrováció Kft.
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The cold front and cooling are already on the way, ending the mild spring weather of the past few days. There has been no significant rainfall in Hungary for almost two weeks, so the inland water situation in the East has improved a lot, although there are still signs where the water stands. Last week’s 20-degree warm days in the southern part of the country triggered buds of early-flowering fruit trees, so this week’s minuses could have already caused frost damage. In the continuation, we will have a cooling down, from Saturday to about Wednesday in the morning with almost national frost, which will prevent the plants from starting to develop too early, writes the OMSZ agrometeorological forecast. Autumn sowing is typically well developed and well overwintered, with late-sown wheat stocks being less developed due to rainy October. In the still existing inland water patches, autumn sowing has already become extinct in many places. Last week's warm weather in the southern part of ...
Source: Agroinform

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