Vegetable harvest in Russia increased by almost 20% - Ministry of Agriculture

Published 2024년 7월 17일

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Russia has seen a 19% increase in the harvest of open-ground vegetable crops compared to last year, reaching 255.7 thousand tons as of July 12, according to the Ministry of Agriculture. There has also been a 3.6% increase in the harvest of vegetables in protected soil, totaling 908.9 thousand tons. However, the ministry warns that the harvest may face significant losses due to May frosts and abnormal heat, with experts predicting losses between 10% and a quarter. Despite these potential losses, the ministry does not anticipate a significant increase in prices for vegetables this year. Additionally, the prices for various vegetable products have already decreased due to an increase in collections.
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According to data as of July 12, the harvest of open-ground vegetable crops in Russia increased by 19 percent from the same period last year - to 255.7 thousand tons. Such data from the Ministry of Agriculture of the Russian Federation is provided by the Izvestia newspaper. The ministry also noted a positive trend in the yield of vegetables in protected soil (greenhouses). Their harvest increased by 3.6 percent year on year or to 908.9 thousand tons. The majority were cucumbers - 528.7 thousand tons (+5.9%), the rest - tomatoes, the harvest of which remained at the level of last year. The department also reported a reduction in prices for vegetable products due to an increase in collections. For example, as of July 10, cucumbers fell in price the most - by 34.1 percent. The cost of tomatoes fell by 19.8 percent, including 11.5 percent over the past month. Prices for a number of other important vegetable crops were also noticeably lower than last year, for example, by 26.6 percent ...
Source: Rosng

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