Rusia: Rapeseed harvest in the Novosibirsk region, where an emergency situation was declared due to bad weather, exceeded the plan

Published 2024년 11월 6일

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Despite a previous state of emergency declared due to bad weather, the Novosibirsk Region in Russia has seen a 12% increase in its rapeseed harvest for export, reaching over 278 thousand tons. This exceeds the planned figures and shows resilience of the region's agricultural sector, which is crucial for its export economy. The harvest includes other oilseeds and grain crops, with China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan, and Turkey being the main export destinations. The region also plans to build a rapeseed oil plant with an annual capacity of up to 450 thousand tons. The situation in Novosibirsk reflects broader concerns about the impact of weather conditions on Russia's grain harvest in 2024.

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The volume of rapeseed harvested for export in the Novosibirsk Region, where a state of emergency was previously declared due to bad weather, exceeded the planned figures by 12% and amounted to more than 278 thousand tons. This was reported to TASS by the press service of the regional Ministry of Agriculture. In the structure of Novosibirsk Region's exports, a significant share is made up of agricultural products. Earlier, the chairman of the council of the Association of Peasant (Farm) Households and Agricultural Cooperatives of the region, Alexey Salnikov, told TASS that rapeseed was among the crops most affected by the bad weather. "The gross rapeseed harvest in the Novosibirsk Region amounted to 278.9 thousand tons with a yield of 15.4 c/ha (112.0% of the plan) (+95.2 thousand tons compared to the 2023 level)," the press service reported. Rapeseed is an important oilseed crop. The regional Ministry of Agriculture noted that oilseeds and grain crops predominate in the structure ...

Source: Kvedomosti