Situation on agricultural markets in Poland

Published 2021년 10월 7일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current state of the agricultural markets in Poland, focusing on the cereals and rapeseed sectors. It notes that cereal prices have remained high since 2012/2013, with wheat fetching over 1,000 zlotys per ton and triticale selling for up to 970 zlotys per ton. A significant increase in maize prices is expected in October, following the new harvest. On the other hand, the rapeseed market is experiencing a persistent high price, with records being broken due to low supply.

The article also highlights the challenges faced by the pig farming sector in Poland due to African Swine Fever (ASF) and low purchase prices for pigs, which do not cover production costs. Lastly, the article discusses the revival in the fruit and vegetable sector due to the start of the new school year, but notes quality issues due to heavy rainfall, which have led to high prices for certain vegetables and concerns about the storage of potatoes.
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Original content

We invite you to familiarize yourself with the analysis of the situation on agricultural markets in selected sectors. The collected information comes largely from the Delegates and employees of the Wielkopolska Chamber of Agriculture. The situation on the agricultural markets in the cereals sector was as follows. In September this year, cereal prices remained at the highest level since 2012/2013. Purchase prices were high, where over 1000 zlotys were paid per ton of wheat. The price of fodder rye has increased sharply in recent days - to the level of PLN 900 / t. Triticale can be sold for PLN 960-970 / t. Before the harvest in September, maize prices were up to PLN 1,100 / t. A sharp decline is expected in October due to the influx of maize from the new harvest. Harvesting has already begun for the early varieties of grain maize, as well as maize grown in lighter soils. Currently, the prevailing weather conditions are favorable for harvesting. The reported yields are high, ...
Source: SwiatRolnika

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