Several circumstances worsen the situation of Hungarian arable vegetable growers

Published 2023년 7월 3일

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Field vegetable growers in Hungary have faced difficult challenges including unpredictable weather conditions and market fluctuations due to inflation and the Russian-Ukrainian war. Despite the increased precipitation this spring, growers at Róna Mezőgazdasági Szövetkezet were able to maintain their usual crop rotation, although there was an increased risk of downy mildew infection in some crops. The lack of labor and high investment costs also pose challenges for new entrants in the field vegetable industry.

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Field vegetable growers have recently encountered several conditions for which it was difficult to prepare. After the drought in 2022, a lot of precipitation fell this spring, which was not typical in previous years. High inflation and the Russian-Ukrainian war redrawn market conditions. How difficult is the job of growers in Hungary? How do they respond to particularly difficult challenges? Magyar Mezőgazdaság requested a situation report from a cultivation and a processing industry specialist, and we examined this material. In the Róna Mezőgazdasági Szövetkezet in Szátszállás, there are no outliers in this year's sowing structure, all vegetable species are planned for the usual area in order to maintain the crop rotation, they wrote. The many spring rains did not cause any particular problems for them, but the precipitation and the temperature associated with it increased the risk of downy mildew infection in green peas and overwintering onions. The staggered sowing was delayed ...

Source: Magro