Kazakhstan: Brief agrometeorological overview for the first ten days of June 2021

Published 2021년 6월 24일

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The article provides an overview of the current state of wheat and other grain crops in Kazakhstan, detailing the impact of adverse weather conditions on wheat yield in the south. Despite these challenges, the overall crop condition is reported to be good, with progress in the development phases of the spring grain crops, including wheat and barley, in various regions. The article also mentions the satisfactory condition of heat-loving crops like corn, rice, sugar beets, soybeans, and cotton in the southern regions, and the ongoing cultivation and irrigation operations. Additionally, the status of sunflowers, safflowers, oil flax, clover grasses, and corn grasses is discussed, with the condition of these crops being generally good to satisfactory, and the ongoing operations such as loosening, herbiciding, and mowing as necessary.

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In the south of the country, in the areas of winter wheat cultivation in the first ten days of June, there were less favorable conditions for grain formation. Against the background of high air temperature and precipitation below normal, the normal transition from one phase to another will be complicated, which can lead to the formation of small and shriveled grain and, accordingly, will lead to a decrease in the yield of winter wheat. In Almaty, Zhambyl and Turkestan regions, the phase "heading" - "milk ripeness" was noted in winter wheat, the height of plants reaches 45-90 cm. The state of crops is generally good, in places satisfactory, where weeds appear. The total number of stems per 1 sq. m is from 128 to 598 pcs., the number of stems with an ear - from 123 to 541 pcs. The average number of spikelets in an ear of winter wheat is 15-19 pcs., Of which underdeveloped - up to 2 pcs. The average number of grains in an ear of winter wheat is 21-33 pcs. (Turkestan region). In the ...

Source: Agroinsurance