Belgium's agricultural sector experienced mixed changes in 2021 and 2022 due to weather conditions and the Ukraine conflict. In 2021, winter cereals, excluding winter barley, saw a decrease due to a wet autumn, but the increase in winter barley area partially offset this. High grain prices from the Ukraine conflict led to a significant increase in the area of spring wheat, barley, and grain maize in 2022. Conversely, sugar beet acreage fell in 2022, though this was partially balanced by an increase in chicory surface area. Meanwhile, the area of potatoes in Belgium saw a slight increase in 2022.