Russia: Harvesting of forage crops is nearing completion in the Republic of Bashkortostan

Published 2024년 11월 5일

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In the Republic of Bashkortostan, the harvest of forage crops is nearing completion with significant surpassing of set targets. As of October 24, over 1.46 million tons of silage, 1.27 million tons of haylage, and 650,000 tons of hay have been harvested from 771.9 thousand hectares, achieving 96.0% of the planned area. The hay harvest reached 93.0% of the planned volume, and haylage and silage surpassed their targets by 114.4% and 143.7%, respectively. The regions with the highest yields include Chekmagushevsky, Ilishevsky, Aurgazinsky, and Dyurtyulinsky. The region's farmers have stocked up 113.2% of the required feed units per head of cattle, with the highest provision in Chekmagushevsky, Aurgazinsky, and other districts.

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By October 24, 1,465.3 thousand tons of silage, 1,273.5 thousand tons of haylage and 649.2 thousand tons of hay have been harvested The harvesting of forage crops is nearing completion in the Republic of Bashkortostan. According to the regional Ministry of Agriculture, by October 24, forage crops have been mown in agricultural organizations and peasant (farming) households from an area of 771.9 thousand hectares (96.0% of the planned figure). Including perennial grasses - from 511.9 thousand hectares, grasses from natural meadows - from 103.2 thousand hectares, annual grasses - from 92.6 thousand hectares, silage crops - from 55.6 thousand hectares, winter crops for green fodder - from 8.6 thousand hectares. The volume of hay harvesting amounted to 649.2 thousand tons, or 93.0% of the planned level. The largest amount of hay was stored in Baimaksky (36.4 thousand tons, or 110.3% of the plan), Abzelilovsky (29.5 thousand tons, or 113.5%), Sterlitamaksky (22.7 thousand tons, or ...

Source: Specagro