Sunflower harvesting work continues in the NEA and Central-North regions of Santa Fe, Argentina

Published 2022년 12월 30일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the crop conditions and progress of harvests across different regions in Argentina. Despite variable rainfall, 77% of farms have a good to normal crop condition, with the most advanced lots in the center of Buenos Aires and 73% of the area in the North of La Pampa reporting good to normal conditions. However, areas in the Center-North of Santa Fe face challenges due to water supply, leading to variable yields. The first harvests in this region are expected to yield up to 15 qq/ha. Sunflower nuclei in the south of Buenos Aires are also progressing, with 91% of the southeast reporting a good to normal crop condition, but growth in the South of the Pampa-Southwest of Buenos Aires is being affected by a lack of rainfall.

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Original content

Despite this, the situation between the different regions of the country is contrasting due to the heterogeneous rainfall recorded during the crop cycle. To the south, the productive potential remains close to the averages of the last campaigns. Regarding the condition of the crop at the national level, 77% of the farms register a condition between Good and Normal. The harvest progressed during the last week in the NEA, where heterogeneous yields were recorded, averaging 16 qq/ha. The greatest advances occurred in the towns of General Pineda and Villa Angela in the province of Chaco. Towards the Center-North of Santa Fe, where 66% of the plots report a regular to poor crop condition due to the limited water supply throughout the crop cycle, the first harvests began, obtaining variable yields, with a maximum expected yield of 15 qq/ha In the center of Buenos Aires, where 5% of the implanted area is concentrated, the most advanced lots are between flower bud and flowering with a ...

Source: Rural Net