4.3 thousand hectares of winter grain crops have been sown in the Vologda region in Russia

Published 2024년 12월 9일

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The Vologda Region in Russia has successfully sown 4.3 thousand hectares of winter grain crops, including winter rye and wheat, for the 2025 harvest. The initial condition of the crops is satisfactory, with good branching and sufficient sugars. However, insufficient soil moisture during the first phase of hardening has affected the creation of a nutrient reserve. The soil temperature at the tillering node is currently +2⁰С, which could lead to carbohydrate depletion and increased damping-off processes. The future cold weather is expected to have a positive effect on the overwintering of the crops.
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For the 2025 harvest, 4.3 thousand hectares of winter grain crops have been sown in the Vologda Region, including 1.5 thousand hectares of winter rye and 2.8 thousand hectares of winter wheat, the Svetich news agency reports, citing the press service of the Federal State Budgetary Institution Rosselkhoztsentr for the Vologda Region. The department emphasized that the condition of winter crops at the beginning of wintering was assessed as satisfactory. The plants went into wintering well-branched with a sufficient amount of sugars in the tillering node. The first phase of hardening of winter grain crops took place at optimal temperatures, but insufficient soil moisture had a negative impact on the creation of a reserve of nutrients. According to data as of December 6, the soil temperature at the depth of the tillering node was +2⁰С. Under such overwintering conditions (high temperature conditions at the depth of the tillering node, weak soil freezing), plants retain ...
Source: Zol

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