KOWR: Poland is the third largest maize producer in the EU

Published 2022년 2월 2일

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Poland ranked as the third largest maize producer in the European Union in 2021, according to various data sources. The country's total grain harvest was 34.6 million tonnes, with maize accounting for 22% of that. The Central Statistical Office reported a decrease in the harvest of basic cereals compared to the previous year, but a significant increase in maize harvest, reaching approximately 7.5 million tonnes, a record high. Maize cultivation in Poland has seen increased popularity since the country joined the EU, with the highest area of cultivation and harvest in the past seven years.
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Last year, Poland became the third producer of maize in the European Union. This is the result of the study of the Analysis and Strategy Bureau of the National Agricultural Support Center based on the data of the European Commission, Crops Market Observatory, as well as the Central Statistical Office and ARMA. Our country, as KOWR emphasizes, is one of the largest grain producers in the European Union. We occupy the third place (after France and Germany) among the EU countries in terms of the obtained crops. According to the Center, the total harvest of cereals (including maize, millet and buckwheat) last year amounted to 34.6 million tonnes. In turn, the Central Statistical Office estimated that the harvest of basic cereals - wheat, rye, barley, oats and triticale - with mixtures (excluding maize, millet and buckwheat) was at the level of 27 million tonnes compared to 28.6 million tonnes in 2020. with mixtures, maize was also harvested, which accounted for 22% of the harvest ...

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