The condition of onion plantations in Lithuania

Published 2021년 8월 19일

Tridge summary

Lithuania's onion production is facing challenges due to extreme weather conditions, including cold and humid spring followed by hot and dry summer. The unusual weather pattern has affected the number and development of plant leaves, leading to smaller crops. High temperatures have also caused thrips pressure and fungal diseases. However, the use of drip irrigation and fertigation has resulted in decent yields. The traditional extensive production method is expected to yield poorly this year.
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Original content

Onions are one of the most widely grown vegetable species in the Baltic States. Lithuania is almost self-sufficient in terms of its production. The dominant form of establishing plantations is sowing seeds directly into the ground (approx. 90%). The cultivation of spring onions is of some importance. The willingness to ensure the continuity of supplies prompted some growers to attempt pre-winter sowing. Growing onions in Lithuania The course of the onion season in Lithuania is usually somewhat similar to what we can observe in Poland. In general, it is quite common due to the fact that both countries border. This year, however, the differences are clearly outlined. The summer is hot and dry there. Our northeastern neighbors are usually sown 800-900 thousand. seeds per 1 ha. The alignment of the emergence is sometimes a problem. The term of spring sowing is shorter than in Poland. This time is usually from April 5 to April 25. This season it was a cold season. It was also ...

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