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Farmers in Ukraine's Odesa region have begun the 2023 grain harvest, threshing the first winter barley. The country's grain output is projected to decrease to approximately 45 million tonnes from 53 million in 2022 due to Russia's invasion. The Ukrainian Ministry of Agriculture has almost completed spring 2023 sowing on nearly 13 million hectares, including various crops such as wheat, barley, peas, oats, and corn.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Farmers in the Odesa region of southern Ukraine have started the 2023 grain harvest by threshing the first winter barley, local officials said. Ukraine is a major global grain producer and exporter, but this year's output is expected to be reduced to around 45 million tonnes from 53 million in 2022 because of Russia's invasion of the country. The Ukrainian Ministry of Agriculture said last week that spring 2023 sowing was almost complete on almost 13 million hectares. The total sown area as of June 16 included ...
Source: NoticiasAgricolas
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