Portugal: Delay in winter cereal sowing without significant impact on the installed area
Published 2021년 1월 26일
Tridge summary
Delays in sowing autumn / winter cereals due to excessive rainfall in November and December led to a 5% decrease in durum wheat sown area, according to the National Statistics Institute (INE). Despite the setbacks, common wheat, triticale, rye, and oats saw maintained sown areas from the previous campaign. The Monthly Bulletin of Agriculture and Fisheries - January 2021 reported that despite the challenges, germinations were good and the crops were homogeneous and normally vegetative.
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The precipitation periods in November and December made it difficult to sow autumn / winter cereals, with the interruption of these operations when conditions were not agronomically acceptable (waterlogged soils). Technicians from the National Statistics Institute (INE) estimate the maintenance of the sown area, compared to the previous campaign, in common wheat, triticale, rye and oats, and a 5% decrease in durum wheat. According to the Monthly Bulletin of Agriculture and Fisheries - January 2021, despite the delays, the ...
Source: Agro Portugal
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