Which countries in Europe have recorded the highest sunflower and corn yields?

Published 2024년 9월 26일

Tridge summary

Moderate temperatures and adequate irrigation have maintained good conditions for summer crops across the Iberian Peninsula, with harvesting moving from south to north. Maize and sunflower yield forecasts are slightly above the five-year average, with Spain leading the EU in maize yields at over 12,000 kg/ha, a 4% increase from the previous year. However, eastern countries like Bulgaria and Romania have experienced significant yield declines due to drought. For sunflowers, Spain has the lowest yields at 1.22 t/ha, though this is an 8% improvement from the previous year, while Croatia and Slovakia report the highest yields.
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Original content

Moderating temperatures following the heatwave in early August, together with the availability of irrigation water throughout the growing season, have kept summer crops in good condition across the Iberian Peninsula. Harvesting is progressing from south to north, with yield forecasts slightly above the five-year average for both maize and sunflower, according to the European Commission's crop forecast report (MARS Bulletin). Consequently, Spain leads the EU in terms of expected maize yields this campaign, with more than 12,000 kg/ha as can be seen in the attached table. This figure is 4% higher than in the previous campaign. It is followed by yields of more than 10 t/ha: Holland, Belgium, Portugal, Austria and Italy. The eastern countries are those with the lowest yields, which have also suffered large declines this year compared to the average of the last five years due to drought. Particularly noteworthy are the cases of ...
Source: Agrodigital

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