Within a month, Ukraine will start harvesting early grains. Meanwhile, the spring sowing period had some shifted terms and is still going on in some country regions, particularly soybeans.
According to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food, in spring 2021, Ukrainian agrarians have sown 7.4 million ha, among which:
- Wheat — 175,4 thousand ha;
- Barley — 1,34 million ha
- Oats — 187,25 thousand ha
- Peas — 234,24 thousand ha
- Corn — 5,3 million ha
- Sunflower — 6,38 million ha
- Millet — 96,71 тthousand ha
- Soybeans — 1,33 million ha
The following reports may be of interest to you:
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Pigeon Pea Market Faces Stability Due to Low-Cost Imports in India
Corn Prices Steady: Ethanol Production Supports, But Brazil Rains Provide Headwinds
Soybeans Lose Momentum: Fast Harvest and Falling Crude Weigh on Market
Rapeseed on the Rise: Prices Break Through €500 Barrier
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