Record heatwave may cut Ukraine's 2024 corn harvest by 6 million tons, producers say

Published 2024년 8월 6일

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A recent record heatwave in July has led to a significant decrease in the expected corn harvest in Ukraine for 2024. The Ukrainian Agrarian Council predicts a drop in corn yield by approximately 30%, translating to a reduction of around 6 million metric tons, bringing the total harvest to about 23.4 million tons. This is a significant decrease from the 29.6 million tons harvested in 2023. The government, however, remains more optimistic, projecting a maximum drop of 15% in late crop yields across most regions.
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A record heatwave in July across most Ukrainian regions may reduce the 2024 corn harvest by about 6 million metric tons, the Ukrainian producers’ union said this weekend. Denys Marchuk, the deputy head of the country’s major agricultural producers group, the Ukrainian Agrarian Council, said the corn yield in many regions may fall by about 30% due to the poor weather. The Ukrainian grain traders union UGA also cut their forecast last week for Ukraine’s 2024 corn harvest to 23.4 million tons from 29.6 million tons in 2023 due to the heatwave. The government is ...

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