The first million tons of sugar beet harvested in the Krasnodar Territory of Russia

Published 2021년 8월 30일

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The article reports on the ongoing beet harvest in the Kuban region of Russia, which has seen an increase in yield compared to the previous year. The average yield is 435.2 c / ha, with the highest yields found in certain districts. A total of 190 thousand hectares spread across 26 municipalities are set for harvesting. The region, which contributes 25% of Russia's sugar production, received subsidies for domestic seed varieties, covering about 10.7 thousand hectares. In 2020, Kuban exports reached 285.5 thousand tons, generating $101 million from 30 countries.

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Now in the fields there are 141 beet harvesters. 14 sugar factories are ready to accept and process beets. The average yield is 435.2 c / ha, which is 28.3 c / ha more than last year. The highest rates are demonstrated by: Novokubansky district - 560.5 c / ha, Otradnensky district - 511 c / ha, Tikhoretsk district - 506 c / ha, Pavlovsky district - 499.6 c / ha. In total, the Kuban agrarians will have to harvest 190 thousand hectares in 26 municipalities. The largest areas are in the Leningradsky, Pavlovsky, Vyselkovsky, Kanevsky and Kushchevsky districts. About 10.7 thousand hectares were sown with varieties of seeds of domestic selection. Their purchase is subsidized from the regional budget. Kuban produces 25% of sugar in Russia. In 2020, within the framework of ...

Source: Agrovesti