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Russia: Sugar beet harvest delayed

Sugar Beet
Russia
Published Nov 27, 2022

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According to the Ministry of Agriculture, as of November 24, sugar beet was dug up from 960.9 thousand hectares (986.7 thousand hectares a year earlier), 45.6 million tons (40.4 million tons) were dug up, the average yield was 474.1 centners/ha (409.5 c/ha). About 7% of crops remain unharvested, mainly in the Center. This season is not easy for sugar beets, says a leading expert of the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR) Evgeny Ivanov: the delay in harvesting agriculture is quite serious. “In many regions, it is removed at sub-zero temperatures, already under the snow. In previous years, of course, sugar beet was also sometimes dug in the cold, but such a scale of late harvesting in the history of Russia is a record, as much as now, beets have never been harvested in November, ”he told Agroinvestor".

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According to the Ministry of Agriculture, as of November 24, sugar beets were dug up from 960.9 thousand hectares (986.7 thousand hectares a year earlier), 45.6 million tons (40.4 million tons) were dug up, the average yield was 474.1 centners. / ha (409.5 c/ha). About 7% of crops remain unharvested, mainly in the Center. This season is not easy for sugar beets, says Yevgeny Ivanov, a leading expert at the Institute for Agricultural Market Studies (IKAR): the delay in harvesting agriculture is quite serious. “In many regions, it is removed at sub-zero temperatures, already under the snow. In previous years, of course, sugar beet was also sometimes dug in the cold, but such a scale of late harvesting in the history of Russia is a record, as many as now, beets have never been harvested in November, ”he told Agroinvestor. As of November 23, sugar beets were harvested in Rostov region in seven out of eight beet-producing regions. 94.1%, or 15.63 thousand hectares of sown 16.61 ...
Source: AgroInvestor
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