Ukraine completes the harvesting of late crops and continues the sowing of winter crops

Published Oct 28, 2024

Tridge summary

As of October 24, Ukraine has harvested 45.08 million tons of grain and leguminous crops from 9.757 million hectares, or 88% of the planned area, with an average yield of 4.62 tons/ha. This is a decrease in yield from last year's harvest. However, exports of these crops have increased to 13.547 million tons, including 3.099 million tons in October alone, up from 8.562 tons exported last year during the same period. Additionally, 24,400 tons of flour, mainly wheat, have also been exported this season. So far, 5.37 million hectares have been sown with winter crops, including winter grain and rapeseed, with varying sowing percentages across different oblasts (regions).
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Original content

According to the Ministry of Agriculture, as of October 24, 45.08 million tons of grain and leguminous crops were threshed in Ukraine from 9.757 million hectares or 88% of the area with an average yield of 4.62 tons/ha. Last year, on October 26, 43.366 million tons of grain and leguminous crops were harvested from 8.85 million hectares or 81% of the area with an average yield of 4.9 tons/ha. So far, late cultures have been collected: According to the State Customs Service, in 2024/25 MR (as of October 25), Ukraine exported 13.547 million tons of grain and leguminous crops, in particular in October - 3.099 million tons, while last year these figures were 8.562 and 1.81 million tons, respectively. On the specified date, the following were shipped: In addition, in the current season, 24,400 tons of flour were exported (in particular, 5,600 tons in October), of which 22,300 tons (5,000 tons) of wheat were exported. 5.37 million hectares have already been sown with winter crops in ...
Source: Graintrade

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