Sowing campaign in Ukraine enters final stage despite challenges
Ukrainian farmers have sown grain and leguminous crops across 4.97 mln ha as of May 19, which accounts for 83% of the projected area.
This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture.
Farmers have planted:
- spring wheat — 184.7 thsd ha;
- spring barley — 709.0 thsd ha;
- peas — 256.7 thsd ha;
- oats — 136.7 thsd ha;
- maize — 3.54 mln ha;
- millet — 19.6 thsd ha;
- buckwheat — 17.92 thsd ha.
At the same time, sugar beet has been sown on 187.9 thsd ha (95% of the forecast), sunflower on 3.73 mln ha (75%), and soybeans on 1.34 mln ha (65%).
Farmers are currently intensifying efforts to complete the sowing campaign within optimal agronomic timeframes. However, in some regions, a noticeable lag compared to previous years is still observed, driven by weather conditions and uneven fieldwork progress.
Read also
USDA cuts Ukraine’s wheat and corn export forecasts by 3 mln tons
The port of Constanta expands sunflower oil shipments: new opportunities for regio...
Jordan makes no wheat purchase in 120 thsd ton tender
Malaysian palm oil prices edge higher despite record inventories
Colombia boosts dairy exports while beef shipments fall 42%
Write to us
Our manager will contact you soon