There will be an influx of walnuts in Ukraine this year

Published 2023년 7월 5일

Tridge summary

In 2021, Ukraine was a significant walnut exporter, ranking sixth in terms of traded value and fifth in terms of volume. However, the ongoing fighting in the eastern part of the country has led to a decrease in the harvest area for Ukrainians in that region by 5.5 percent. The majority of walnut orchards are located in the central part of Ukraine, and until 2015, small family farms owned over 95 percent of the walnut-growing area. However, their share is expected to decrease to 73 percent by 2022, with the average farm size increasing and larger producers investing in peeling walnuts to obtain a higher price. This year's nut crop is estimated to be 107.6 thousand tons, with 80,000 tons potentially being exported. However, internal consumption is low due to the departure of many refugees and weak solvency among those remaining in the country.
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Original content

In 2021, Ukraine was the world's sixth largest walnut exporter in terms of traded value, and fifth in terms of volume. (These two figures alone suggest that Ukrainian walnuts are not expensive.) There are more than 17,000 hectares of walnut plantations in the country. Most walnut orchards are located in the central part of Ukraine. Due to the fighting, the area that can be harvested by Ukrainians has decreased by 5.5 percent in the eastern part of the country. Until 2015, more than 95 percent of Ukraine's total walnut-growing area was in the hands of small family farms, and their share will decrease to 73 percent by 2022. The average farm size has increased from 5 to 20 hectares, the typical age of the trees is 8-12 years. Almost 40 different breeds are included in their national breed list. Ukrainians are happy to bring seedlings from Moldova. The further south we go, the more irrigated land there is. Plant protection treatment of the trees is not typical, harvesting is rarely ...
Source: MezoHir

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