Hay prices - lack of feed causes problems for German farmers

게시됨 2020년 9월 29일

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Germany is experiencing a roughage shortage for the third year in a row, along with significant variations in hay prices across states. While some states saw an increase in September, others, like Lower Saxony and Bavaria, experienced a decrease due to August and September's rainfall. The federal average hay price fell slightly to EUR 136 per tonne, with prices rising in some states and falling in others. The highest prices were reported from western Lower Saxony and Hesse, while the lowest were in Thuringia, where prices dramatically dropped.
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For the third consecutive year, there is a shortage of roughage in Germany. In addition, hay prices this year show particularly large variations across federal states. In September, the price of hay increased in the same number of federal states as the price drop was recorded. In Lower Saxony and Bavaria in particular, prices have fallen somewhat. The reason for this was probably the rainfall in August and September. According to research by the chambers of agriculture, the federal average hay price has dropped by less than EUR 2 to EUR 136 per tonne of large bale. It is worth noting that the price of hay has increased in four federal states and prices have also fallen in four. In other regions, hay prices remained stable. Data from Thuringia brought news of a collapse in prices, which fell from EUR 143 to just EUR 80 between August and September. A decline which is in fact not common in this dimension - and is difficult to understand - in a federal state where it was very dry and ...
출처: SwiatRolnika

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