In Ukraine, crop loss was predicted due to abnormal heat

Published Aug 10, 2024

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Ukraine is experiencing losses of 10-15% in its late crops due to abnormal heat in July, with the South-Eastern regions being the worst hit. The country's gross harvest is expected to be 2-3% lower than last year, although it has reached the pre-forecasted figure. The Ministry of Agricultural Policy expects a more negative impact on crops with late ripening dates, such as sunflower, corn, and sugar beets. The support program for farmers has been expanded in Ukraine.
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Due to the abnormal heat in July in Ukraine, losses of late crops may amount to 10-15%. This was stated by acting Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotskyi, reports Interfax-Ukraine. He emphasized that the worst impact was recorded in the South-Eastern regions, but in general, Ukraine in fact for these crops reached the pre-forecasted figure of the gross harvest, which will be 2-3% lower than last year. Regarding the group of agricultural crops with late ripening dates, which includes sunflower, corn and sugar beets, which are harvested mainly in autumn, the Ministry of Agricultural Policy expects a more negative impact of abnormal temperatures. There are two main types of cultures - early and late. If we are talking about harvesting wheat, barley, peas, rapeseed, rye, oats, millet, this is an early group. The abnormal heat had an effect on her, but not a critical one. It will be possible to determine exactly after harvesting, but today it seems that the yield of these ...
Source: Agropolit
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