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Kazhydromet reports on crop conditions ahead of mass harvest in Kazakhstan

Published Aug 9, 2024

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Kazhydromet has reported on the condition of Kazakhstan's agricultural crops in the third ten-day period of July. Spring wheat and barley are in good or satisfactory condition in many areas, with some crops in the milky ripeness or earing phase. Harvesting of spring barley has begun in the West Kazakhstan region. Winter wheat in the south and southeast is fully ripe, and harvesting has started. Heat-loving crops like soybeans and cotton are still in the flowering phase, with good to excellent condition. Corn crops are also in good condition. Sunflower crops in various regions are in the flowering - ripening phase, with good to excellent condition. Oil flax crops in the North Kazakhstan region are also in the flowering phase.
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Kazhydromet reported on the state of agricultural crops in Kazakhstan in the third ten-day period of July. As noted in the ten-day review, the state of spring wheat and barley is generally good, in some places satisfactory. In the northern half of the republic, spring grain crops are in the flowering - milky ripeness phase, in late crops - tube formation - earing. In the west, the milky ripeness - wax ripeness phase is observed, in some areas - earing - flowering. At the end of the ten-day period, in the vicinity of the Lubenka meteorological station in the West Kazakhstan region, the harvesting of spring barley began. In the winter wheat crops of the south and southeast, the phase of full ripeness is observed. Harvesting has begun in the vicinity of the Nurlykent meteorological stations in the Zhambyl region and Shymkent in the Turkestan region. The condition of the plants is mostly good, in some places excellent. In the south of the country (Turkestan region) in the crops of ...
Source: Zol
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