The yield of malting barley in the Yaroslavl region of Russia, exceeded 65 centners per hectare

Published 2022년 11월 21일

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The agricultural news article reports a significant increase in the cultivation of malting barley in the Yaroslavl region of Russia, with the sown area expanding by ten times in 2022 to over 2,000 hectares, resulting in a harvest of more than 8,000 tons. This growth is primarily due to a large crop production company's entry into the market, planting 1.8 thousand hectares of the Despina variety, and achieving a record yield of 65.5 q/ha. Local farmers are also increasing their malting barley production and experimenting with soybeans. The region is encouraging further expansion in malting barley cultivation, with the Yarpivo Brewery showing interest in purchasing from local farmers.

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Acreage of malting barley in the Yaroslavl region increased by 10 times in 2022 In 2022, the sown area of malting barley increased 10 times compared to last year and amounted to over 2,000 hectares, according to the official website of the Department of Agro-Industrial Complex and Consumer Market of the Yaroslavl Region. In total, Yaroslavl farmers have harvested more than 8,000 tons of malting barley this year. The growth in the production of this crop is due to the fact that a large crop production company has again entered the market of the Yaroslavl region. In the Bolsheselsky district, for her malting houses, she planted malting barley of the Despina variety on an area of 1.8 thousand hectares. Gross crop harvest amounted to 7.4 thousand tons. In some fields of the enterprise, the barley yield reached a record 65.5 q/ha. In addition, this year the enterprise sowed soybeans for the first time on an area of 126 hectares. Local farmers are also developing the production of this ...

Source: Agroxxi