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Due to war, farmers’s harvest lower by third against last year in Dnipretrovsk region
This year, farmers of Dnipretrovsk region clected more than 4 million tonnes of grain, which is a third less than last year.
Head of Dnipretrovsk regional administration Valentyn Reznichenko reported the news on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.
"In 2022, our farmers harvested more than 3 million tonnes of grain – wheat, barley, rye, oats, and corn. Also, more than 1.3 million tonnes of sunflower and rapeseed. The harvest is a third lower than last year's record," he wrote.
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The administration calls the indicators “average,” but they assure that there will be more than enough grain.
For the 2023 harvest, farmers sowed almost 640,000 hectares of winter crs.
"It's a little less than planned. The rains came in our way. In the spring, wheat, barley, corn, and sunflower will occupy the free areas," the head of the region noted.
Source: ukrinform.net
