Soybean planting 2023 started in Russia's Lipetsk region

Published 2023년 5월 3일

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The article reports on the agricultural activities in the Lipetsk region, focusing on the sowing of crops for the current season. The region has seen an increase in the allocated area for oilseeds, particularly soybeans, which now covers 140,000 hectares, and sunflowers, with an expansion of nearly 15,000 hectares. Despite challenging weather conditions, sowing has commenced for these crops in some districts. Other crops such as rapeseed, wheat, barley, peas, lupine, oats, and corn are also being sown, with varying progress. The sowing of sugar beets and annual grasses is not progressing as planned due to the weather. Additionally, planting for potatoes is set to occur on nearly 5,500 hectares across 12 districts, with large-scale involvement from over 10 farms.

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In the current season, the area under soybeans in the region will reach 140 thousand hectares Due to worsening weather conditions, the pace of sowing in the region has slowed down. Nevertheless, the farmers of the Dobrinsky and Izmalkovsky districts began to sow soybeans. According to the Department of Agriculture of the Lipetsk region as of May 2, this oilseed crop is located on 200 hectares. Regional areas under oilseeds have been increased to 420,000 hectares this year. The largest growth is observed in soybeans: it will be sown on 140,000 hectares. It is also planned to expand sunflower crops by almost 15,000 hectares. As of May 2, 42 thousand hectares were sown with sunflower out of more than 200 thousand planned for this crop. Rapeseed is located on 37 thousand hectares. According to the plan, over 55 thousand hectares have been allocated for it. The sowing of spring cereals and leguminous crops continues. 170,000 hectares have been sown with spring wheat. Recall that due to ...

Source: Agroxxi