Ukraine: UCAB foresees the dominance of oilseeds over grain crops in 2023

게시됨 2022년 12월 19일

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Ukraine's agricultural sector is expected to undergo significant changes in 2023 due to ongoing conflict and logistical challenges, leading to a 45% reduction in grain crop sowing and a 60% decrease in grain harvest compared to 2021. The sown area for grain is projected to be 22% less in 2023, while oil crop sowing is expected to increase by 32% and 9% respectively from 2022 and 2021. Yield decreases of 10-30% are anticipated due to reduced fertilization and unharvested corn, resultin in an estimated grain production of 34 million tons, a 60% decrease from 2021. Oilseed production is expected to reach 19.3 million tons, a 13% increase from 2022 but a 15% decrease from 2021. The export potential for grain and oil crops for 2023/24 is approximately 35 million tons or 3 million tons per month.

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The year 2023 will be full of significant changes in the agricultural sector of Ukraine. According to preliminary estimates, which are based on the calculations of UKAB, in 2023 in Ukraine, the area sown under grain crops will be reduced by 45% and the grain harvest will be 60% less compared to the pre-war year 2021. The reasons for this reduction are: a decrease in all cultivated areas, a change in the structure of crops and a decrease in the yield of grain crops. As of December 2022, out of 28.4 million hectares of all cultivated areas in 2021 throughout the territory of our country, 24.6 million hectares (86% of the entire territory) are located in the controlled territory of Ukraine, of which another 3, 8 million hectares cannot be sown due to proximity to the front line, remains of shells, etc. Sowing of winter crops has already taken place and a significant reduction in the sown area can be observed. 3.8 million hectares of winter grain crops were sown, which is 26% lower ...

출처: Infoindustria