Netherlands: Soggy fields, many harvests left behind

게시됨 2024년 1월 2일

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The harvest is progressing at varying rates across different soil types, with late potatoes, seed potatoes, and carrots still remaining in the ground. Both Avebe and Cosun are experiencing difficulties in storing harvested potatoes and sugar beets due to high outside temperatures and wet weather conditions. The impact of the poor harvest conditions is expected to continue into the next season, and 2023 has been reported as the wettest year since measurements began in 1901.
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Cosun reports that the harvest has progressed furthest on clay soils, while the most can still be harvested on sandy and valley soils. Avebe says that 3 to 5% of starch potatoes are still in the ground. Late potatoes, seed potatoes and carrots The late potato varieties and seed potatoes in particular have not yet been harvested, according to Teun de Jong of the Dutch Arable Farming Union. “The later-maturing potato varieties withstood the drought in June well. Now it is precisely the potatoes that cause the biggest harvest problems.” He knows from members in Zeeland and South Holland that some still have 20% of the crop left. Higher plots have been cleared, but the lower plots are wetter, causing the machines to sink. The seed potatoes that he still sees at his neighbors in Friesland will no longer be usable after the next good night frost. According to De Jong, a third of the carrot harvest has already been lost due to the wet autumn and the short frost at the beginning of ...
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