Poor outlook for EU cereal production

게시됨 2024년 7월 10일

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The European Union's cereal production is projected to decrease by 4.7% in 2024, with wheat and barley production expected to fall significantly. However, oilseeds production is expected to remain stable, and protein crops like peas, beans, and lupins are expected to see a positive boost with a 13% increase in production. Despite the challenges, the overall outlook for protein crops remains positive. However, unpredictable weather conditions and delays in sowing could potentially disrupt these forecasts.

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Cereal production in the EU is expected to experience a significant decline, while oilseeds remain stable, and protein crops such as peas, beans, and lupins, see a positive boost. However, the overall situation remains fragile and could deteriorate further, say experts from the Copa and Cogeca Working Parties for Cereals, Oilseeds, and Protein Crops. They predict a challenging year ahead for EU agriculture. Declining cereal production EU-27 cereal production is projected to reach 257.3m tons in 2024, marking a 4.7% decrease compared to the 2023 harvest. Yields are expected to drop slightly by 1.2%, compounded by a 3.5% reduction in the sown area. This results in a notably poor outlook for cereals, with wheat production anticipated to fall by 6.3% and barley by 9%. Corn production is set to remain stable (-0.5%), while oat production shows a significant increase of 21.2%, they forecast. Geographically, Northern and Central/Eastern Member States, including Belgium, France, Denmark, ...

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