Tridge summary
In Belarus, the spring sowing campaign has commenced with agricultural producers in the Brest, Minsk, and Grodno regions beginning to plant corn across 3.3 thousand hectares, which is 0.3% of the planned area. So far, 546.5 thousand hectares have been sown with spring crops, achieving 23.6% of the target. This includes over 435 thousand hectares of early spring grain and leguminous crops (73% of the plan), as well as significant areas of spring rapeseed, sugar beets, annual grasses, and flax. Additionally, soil preparation for these early spring crops is 31.7% complete, with 732.7 thousand hectares ready for planting.
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The spring sowing campaign continues in Belarus. Agricultural producers in the Brest, Minsk and Grodno regions began to sow corn. The crops of the “queen of fields” so far occupy only 3.3 thousand hectares - this is 0.3% of the plan. Spring crops are located on an area of 546.5 thousand hectares - this is 23.6% of the planned amount, reports the Ministry of Agriculture and Food. Early spring grain and leguminous crops (without corn, buckwheat, millet) were sown on an area of more than 435 thousand hectares - this amounts to 73% of the plan. The time has come for spring rapeseed: the area planted has already reached 2.96 thousand hectares - 7.16% of the planned volumes have been completed. Farmers managed to sow sugar beets on an area of more than 22 thousand ...
Source: Zol
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