The profitability of corn may increase in Ukraine

Published 2023년 3월 13일

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Despite the ongoing war, Ukrainian farmers managed to harvest nearly 54 million grains, showing resilience and expertise. However, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food has warned of a potential decrease in this year's harvest, attributed to higher nitrogen fertilizer prices and preparation time concerns for corn. Despite these challenges, Sergey Reznichenko, the head of agronomy and technologies of Corteva Agriscience in Ukraine, highlighted five reasons why farmers should not abandon corn. These reasons include its high yield potential, increasing demand, logistical advantages, adaptability to various growing conditions, and the availability of plant protection products and agronomic support.
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Despite the full-scale war started by Russia, Ukrainian farmers harvested a good harvest last year - almost 54 million grains, which was considered an almost record value 10-12 years ago. This year, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food warns, this figure may be much lower, primarily due to the refusal of some farmers to plant corn. The main explanation for the decrease in interest in one of the three main crops of Ukrainian fields - wheat, corn and sunflower - is the increase in the price of nitrogen fertilizers, necessary for growing corn. And also the fact that part of the crops of this crop last year are being harvested only now, which means that farmers are afraid that they will not have time to prepare the fields properly. Of course, these reasons are serious and can cause concern among manufacturers. But there are much more important reasons for farmers not to abandon corn in favor of soybeans, buckwheat or other crops. Sergey Reznichenko, head of agronomy and ...

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