Bulgaria: Barley harvest this year is 427 thousand decares more, while wheat is 465 thousand less

Published Jun 7, 2024

Tridge summary

The article highlights a decrease in agricultural land cultivation of various crops in Bulgaria, as per the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry's agrostatistics for the upcoming harvest season. The area under rapeseed cultivation has seen a significant reduction of 19.6% from the previous year. Rye cultivation has also declined by 22.5%. Despite these decreases, barley and triticale cultures have expanded by 36.3% and 1.3%, respectively. Wheat cultivation areas have shrunk by nearly 4%. This change in agricultural trends could impact beekeepers and the production of canola honey due to the reduced rapeseed cultivation.
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Rapeseed has shrunk for another year Days before the official opening of the harvest in the land of the village of Zlatitrap near Plovdiv, the data of the agrostatistics of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry show that among the winter crops, only barley and triticale occupied more areas compared to 2023. The increase in barley is not small - by almost 427,000 decares . If in 2023 1,175,100 decares were occupied with this culture, then in the new economic year the areas are 1,601,890 decares, which is 36.3% more. All other winter crops, with the exception of triticale, are in negative areas. Of course, the few occupied fields with rye have been reduced the most. Interest in this crop has melted from 79,660 to 61,750 decares, which is 22.5% down. For another year, rapeseed has reduced the area from 937 thousand decares to 755 thousand decares, which is minus 19.6%. This decline is particularly felt by beekeepers, who say it is ...
Source: Agroplovdiv

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