Ukrainian producer does not expect high peanut yield this season

Published 2024년 10월 8일

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The director of the agro-industrial department of Agrotrade group, Oleksandr Ovsyanik, has reported that Ukraine's peanut yield is currently around 0.5 to 1 t/ha, much lower than the global average of 2 to 4 t/ha. This is due to the crop's current condition, which has been affected by a lack of rainfall since sowing. The yield for Agrotrade's experimental plot has not yet been determined, as harvesting is still in progress and manual labor is being used due to the lack of specialized threshing machines.

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In Ukraine, the peanut yield is approximately 0.5 to 1 t/ha. Worldwide, it is 2 to 4 t/ha, EastFruit reports. These figures were given by the director of the agro-industrial department of the Agrotrade group, Oleksandr Ovsyanik, in a comment to AgroPortal.ua. He is not yet willing to say what yield Agrotrade will achieve this year. “We are currently only harvesting peanuts, and this process is stretched out over time. It begins with digging, which is mechanized. After that, the plants remain in the field and undergo a drying process. There are special machines that turn the peanuts over so that they dry evenly. Then there are combines that thresh them without breaking the beans. Since this is an experimental plot, we do not have such combines yet. Therefore, we will use manual labor. Only after that will we be able to say what the yield is,” Oleksandr Ovsyanik explains. Read also: Nuts in convenient packaging – a new product from Georgian ImerNut At the same time, he clarifies ...

Source: Eastfruit