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Russia: Spring sowing began in the South and North Caucasus

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Updated Mar 2, 2023
Agrarians of the Krasnodar Territory have begun sowing spring crops, 1.7 million hectares will be allocated for them, the press service of the regional administration reported. It is planned that in 2023 696 thousand hectares will be sown with spring grains and legumes, 173 thousand hectares with soybeans, 188 thousand hectares with sugar beet, 434 thousand hectares with sunflower, 460 thousand hectares with corn, and 144 with fodder crops. thousand hectares, potatoes and vegetable melons - 42 thousand hectares, peas - 110 thousand hectares, rice - 92 thousand hectares. The vice-governor of the region Andrey Korobka noted at the pre-sowing meeting that the areas of strategic agricultural crops were kept at the level of the previous year. “There are enough resources for the sowing campaign and care work. The preparation of agricultural machinery has already been completed. We use over 34 thousand units of various machines. The need for fuel and lubricants is provided. Their prices ...
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