Winter crops in a large part of the EU are in a mediocre state

Published 2024년 3월 26일

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The latest MARS report for March reveals that winter crops across the European Union are facing various weather-related challenges, with northern areas experiencing excessive wetness and frost, and eastern regions seeing delays in seedling growth due to wet conditions. Romania and Bulgaria are particularly affected by a lack of rainfall, negatively impacting winter rapeseed crops. Despite these adversities, the report forecasts an average yield increase for soft wheat and rapeseed in the EU for the 2024/25 marketing year. However, it anticipates a decrease in yield for winter barley and expects durum wheat yields to remain stable.

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According to the March MARS report, winter crops in a large part of the EU have been adversely affected by adverse weather conditions since the start of the season. In particular, in the northern regions of Europe, excessively wet conditions in combination with frost have negatively affected winter crops, which is why the most affected fields are expected to be replanted with warm crops. Also, excessively wet conditions have been recorded since autumn in the east of Europe, which delayed the emergence of seedlings and complicated the development of winter crops. At the same time, in Romania and Bulgaria, winter crops suffer from a constant lack of precipitation, which especially affects the development of winter rapeseed crops. In this regard, MARS experts forecast the average yield of soft wheat in ...

Source: Agroconf