Romania increases rapeseed area for 2025 harvest

Published Dec 10, 2024

Tridge summary

A persistent drought in Romania's Oltenia county is causing losses in winter rapeseed and unfavorable conditions for winter cereals. However, other counting areas have seen good crop conditions due to precipitation and normal temperatures. Some market participants anticipate record winter rapeseed areas, despite early autumn pessimism. Conversely, spring crops, including corn and sunseed, are expected to see significant declines due to drought risks. The article provides an in-depth analysis of the Black Sea agri market, available to subscribers of the UkrAgroConsult 'BLACK SEA & DANUBE OILSEED REPORT'.

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Original content

The drought persists in the south-east of the country (Oltenia county), where some winter rapeseed losses and unfavorable conditions for winter cereals were recorded. Winter crops entered winter in good condition in other producing counties, thanks to precipitation and return to normal temperature regime. Some market participants expect record winter rapeseed areas, despite pessimistic outlook in early autumn. On the other hand, sharp declines are expected in spring crops – corn and sunseed, assuming the drought risks. Full version of the article is available to subscribers of the Weekly ‘BLACK SEA & DANUBE OILSEED REPORT’ by UkrAgroConsult. Request a free a sample report ...

Source: UkrAgroConsult