Spring field work in Hungary is coming to an end

게시됨 2023년 5월 22일

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As of May 2023, the sowing of various crops in France, as reported by the National Chamber of Agrarian Economy, shows a mixed progress. With an overall area of 2.1 million hectares, similar to previous years, the sowing of corn and potatoes is nearly complete at 97% and 93% respectively. Spring barley, seed peas, oats, sugar beet, and soybeans also show significant progress. However, the sowing area for corn has decreased due to last year's drought, while sunflower sowing has increased. Despite the satisfactory condition of the sown crops, they have been marked by cooler weather, leading to the need for fungal disease protection, particularly due to recent rainy weather. The autumn-sown wheat, barley, and canola are in good condition overall, provided no extreme weather conditions occur until harvest.

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Based on the report of the National Chamber of Agrarian Economy, the sowing of spring barley, seed peas, oats and sugar beet has already been completed, there are also few sunflower seeds in the bags, while 97% of the planned area for corn and 93% for potatoes have been sown have already been planted. Soybean sowing has also progressed significantly compared to the previous week and has already reached 90% completion. The total spring sowing area of 2.1 million hectares essentially corresponds to the magnitude of previous years, but there is a shift within the sowing area: compared to the average of previous years, the area of sunflower sowing planned by farmers for this year is 714 thousand hectares larger, and the 871 thousand hectares of corn sowing area indicated in their intention to sow is less compared to previous years. The rise of sunflower compared to corn is due to market processes and the lower-than-average corn yield due to last year's drought year. Among the smaller ...

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