First sugar beet harvesting begins in Germany with forecasts of producing 13% more sugar

게시됨 2024년 9월 4일

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Germany anticipates a substantial rise in sugar production for the 2024/25 campaign, with an estimated 4.77 million tons, marking a 13% increase from the previous year. This growth is driven by an expansion in sugar beet planting (385,596 hectares compared to 364,519 hectares last year) and higher root polarization (17.2º versus 15.5º last year). Despite challenges from humid and warm weather increasing disease pressure, the expected yield is 81.9 tons per hectare, surpassing the five-year average of 72.7 tons per hectare. Total sugar beet deliveries are projected to reach 31.6 million tons, a 9.7% rise from the previous year.

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The first sugar beets are already being harvested in Germany. A campaign with a good average sugar content and a good yield is expected, given that there has been a good supply of water and sufficient sunlight. The humid and warm weather that has characterized the campaign has significantly increased disease pressure, especially Cercospora. Germany expects to increase its sugar production to 4.77 Mt in the 2024/25 campaign, which represents an increase of 4.22 Mt (13%) compared to the previous campaign and compared to the average of the last five campaigns, according to the first estimates made by the German Sugar Association. The increase in sugar production is due to two factors: more sugar beets have been planted and more polarized roots. In the 2024/25 campaign, 385,596 ha have been sown compared to 364,519 ha in the previous campaign (which is a figure similar to the average of the last five campaigns). Therefore, 21,077 ha more. The expected yields in this campaign are 81.9 ...

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