Wheat: In which EU countries will farmers harvest the most and the least this year, and where is Poland?

Published 2023년 5월 23일

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The article presents the MARS crop forecasts for wheat yield per hectare in various European Union countries. It highlights the top-performing countries, including Ireland and the Netherlands, with average yields above 9.05 t/ha, and notes that Germany, France, Sweden, and the Czech Republic are expected to achieve substantial yields. Conversely, Poland, Bulgaria, and Romania are projected to have below-average yields. The article also draws attention to the severe drought in the Iberian Peninsula, leading to significantly low forecasted yields for Spain and Portugal.

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MARS crop forecasts have just been published, including wheat in individual countries of the European Union, taking into account the yield per hectare. So we check in which countries wheat will yield the best and in which the least. The first place in the ranking is occupied by Ireland with an average forecasted yield of 10.05 t/ha compared to 10.07 t/ha last year and compared to the five-year average of 9.79 t/ha, followed by the Netherlands with 9.05, 9, 60 and 8.98 t/ha, followed by Belgium with 8.84, 9.3 and 8.77 t/ha. These countries are definitely not the most important EU players in the EU wheat market. However, the average yields per hectare are also impressive for its largest producers. In the case of Germany, the average yield is 7.69 t/ha compared to 7.58 t/ha last year and the five-year average of 7.35 t/ha. In France, it is respectively 7.37, 7.08 and 7.18 t/ha. Relatively high yields are achieved in Sweden; this year it is to be 7.01 t/ha compared to 6.99 last year ...

Source: Wrp