How much cereal will Polish farmers harvest on average per hectare this year?

Published Jul 25, 2024

Tridge summary

The latest MARS forecast for Poland indicates a mixed outlook for crop yields this year. Average wheat yield is expected to be 5.27 t/ha, which is lower than last year but above the five-year average. Spring barley yield remains steady at 3.79 t/ha, while winter barley is projected to decline significantly to 4.85 t/ha. Rye yield is slightly down at 3.49 t/ha, and triticale and rapeseed yields are also expected to decrease. Corn yield is forecasted at 7.11 t/ha, down from last year. These changes are attributed to a rainfall deficit during the grain filling period and heat at the end of June, with final results pending until the end of the harvest.

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According to the latest MARS forecast on Monday, the average wheat yield in Poland this year is expected to be 5.27 t/ha. This would be 110 kg/ha less than last year, but 170 kg more compared to the five-year average. What are the forecasts for other cereals? The spring barley yield is expected to amount to an average of 3.79 t/ha, which is the same as last year and 140 kg more than the average for the last 5 years. A significant decline is expected in the case of winter barley; with a value of 4.85 t/ha it will be 220 kg less y/y, what's more, it is 20 kg/ha less than the 5-year average. In the case of winter barley, MARS lowered its forecast for Poland by 2% compared to the forecast from a month ago. See also: We know who can become the EU Commissioner for Agriculture Rye is expected to yield an average of 3.49 t/ha compared to 3.55 last year and 3.31 t/ha on a five-year average. The current value represents a decrease of 1% compared to the June forecast. For triticale the ...

Source: Wrp