Europe harvests an average of 5.62 tons of sorghum per hectare

Published 2021년 1월 8일

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Sorghum production in Europe saw mixed results in 2020, with countries like Austria, Hungary, Italy, and Spain reporting revenues higher than the previous year and five-year average. Austria achieved the highest yields at 8.08 tonnes per hectare, a 11% increase from the average. However, Romania experienced lower yields due to drought, with 2.67 tonnes per hectare, significantly below the average. The European Union saw an 18% increase in sorghum acreage in 2020, totaling 584,000 hectares, with Russia and France being the leading producers.

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Especially in countries such as Italy, Austria, Hungary and Spain, revenues in 2020 were significantly higher than last year and also higher than the five-year average. The highest hectare production is recorded by Sorghum ID for Austria with 8.08 tonnes of sorghum per hectare. That is 11 percent more than the five-year average. In particular in Ukraine, Romania, Bulgaria and also France, the yields per hectare were somewhat lower than the five-year average. Romania, in particular, lagged considerably behind with 2.67 tonnes per hectare compared to previous years. According to Sorghum ID, the disappointing production for sorghum is also the result of the persistent drought during the growing season. Expansion of acreage The chain organization previously reported that the acreage of sorghum in the European Union will have increased by 18 percent in 2020. Last year, 20 ...

Source: Nieuwe Oogst