Corn yields 5.54 t/ha on average in Ukraine, crop 27% harvested

As of November 3, grain and leguminous crops in Ukraine yielded 32.6 mln t on 8 mln ha, which is 72% of the planned area (2021: 87%, 13.8 mln ha), the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food reports. The average yield of crops as of the reporting date was 4.07 t/ha.

  • wheat: 19.4 mln t on 4.7 mln ha (100%), avg. yield 4.12 t/ha
  • barley: 5.6 mln t on 1.6 mln ha (100%), avg. yield 3.51 t/ha
  • rapeseed: 3.2 mln t on 1.1 mln ha (100%), avg. yield 2.89 t/ha
  • peas: 261 thou. t on 111.5 thou. ha (100%), avg. yield 2.34 t/ha
  • millet: 98 thou. t on 42.6 thou. ha (95%), avg. yield 2.31 t/ha
  • buckwheat: 151 thou. t on 111 thou. ha (95%), avg. yield 1.36 t/ha
  • sunflower: 9 mln t on 4.1 mln ha (87%), avg. yield 2.2 t/ha
  • corn: 6.3 mln t on 1.1 mln ha (27%), avg. yield 5.54 t/ha
  • soybean: 3.1 mln t on 1.3 mln ha (85%), avg. yield 2.39 t/ha
  • sugar beet: 6.4 mln t on 131.4 thou. ha (73%), avg. yield 48.8 t/ha

Agriproducers in Dnipropetrovsk and Odesa regions harvested more than 2.7 mln t of the new crop on the reporting date. Vinnytsya, Kirovohrad, Kyiv and Khmelnytsky regions produced 2 mln t of grain each.

The highest yield of grains and legumes was produced in Khmelnysky region — 6.22 t/ha.

Producers in Odesa region harvested 833 thou. t of barley, the largest volume in Ukraine in the current production season.

The highest average yield of buckwheat was harvested in Poltava region — 1.91 t/ha.

USDA projects wheat output in Ukraine in 2022/23 at 20.5 mln t, corn at 31.5 mln t, and sunflower at 10.5 mln t.

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