Germany: First results of maize harvest are satisfactory

Published 2021년 10월 20일

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The first results of the 2021 maize harvest in Lower Saxony, Germany, show satisfactory yields despite challenging weather conditions. The harvest is behind schedule due to a cold and wet spring, late ripening, and current damp weather. Regional differences in maturity and quality are noted, with silage maize showing higher yields than the long-term average. However, the installation of silo heaps is experiencing problems due to high moisture contents in the maize.
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The first results of the maize harvest in 2021 are proving to be satisfactory despite unfavorable weather conditions. In most regions, good to very good corn crops have grown with a full ear. This is what the rural people of Lower Saxony and the German Maiskomitee e.V. (DMK) report. Damp weather and late ripening Due to the initial development delay in the cold and wet spring, the time of harvest is behind the same period of the previous year. Even the mixed weather conditions in the summer months did not give maize any boost, say the Lower Saxony people. The current damp weather also means that the harvest time is delayed due to difficult working conditions. Many had to interrupt their work in the field again because it was just too damp. "- Karl-Friedrich Meyer, Landvolk Niedersachsen As in the previous year, there are regional differences in the maturity of silage, writes the rural people. The harvest time in the north is significantly later than in other areas. There the early ...

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