June 2024: So far, grain yields have been better than in the previous year in Germany

Published 2024년 8월 2일

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Recent weather conditions have impacted crop development, leading to increased disease pressure and revised harvest estimates in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The Baden-Württemberg State Statistical Office's initial reports indicated an overestimation of winter cereals, especially barley, with adjustments necessary. The yield expectations are: winter wheat (7.5 t/ha), winter barley (below 7 t/ha), triticale (7.4 t/ha), rye (5.3 t/ha), spring barley (5.6 t/ha), oats (4.6 t/ha), and winter rapeseed (3.8 t/ha). Summer cereals are expected to meet average yields, showing improvement from the previous year.

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08/02/2024 | 11:40:00 | ID: 39803 | Department: Agriculture | Plant Stuttgart, Germany (agrar-PR) - Signs of overestimation of winter cereals Persistent rainfall and regional severe weather events in recent weeks have affected plant development in many places and increased disease pressure in crops. The first harvest estimates from the harvest report of the Baden-Württemberg State Statistical Office were still largely positive in June 2024. However, reports received later and initial figures from the Special Harvest and Quality Assessment (BEE) indicate an overestimation, particularly for winter barley.The yield expectation for the most important cereal type, winter wheat, is 7.5 tonnes per hectare (t/ha), slightly above the previous year's level (7.3 tonnes/ha).For winter barley, the yield estimated in June was 7.2 tonnes/ha, but the final yield will probably settle at under 7 tonnes/ha. The estimates for triticale are 7.4 tonnes/ha, and rye (including winter maslin) is 5.3 ...

Source: Agrar