Khmelnytskyi is the leader in corn yield — 10 t/ha

As of the beginning of October 12, agricultural producers threshed 35.59 million tons of grain and legumes. Kurkul.com writes about it.

Learn more about the progress of the harvest from the map.

Harvesting was carried out on an area of 7.73 million hectares with a yield of 4.6 t/ha, of which:

wheat — 22.189 million tons from an area of 4.69 million hectares (101% of the forecast), average yield — 4.73 tons/ha;

barley — 5.86 million tons from an area of 1.5 million hectares (101%), yield — 3.9 tons/ha;

peas — 396.8 thousand tons from an area of 154.4 thousand ha (103%), yield — 2.57 tons/ha;

buckwheat — 188.8 thousand tons from an area of 127.7 thousand hectares (90%), yield — 1.48 tons/ha;

millet — 162.4 thousand tons from an area of 68.7 thousand hectares (86%), yield — 2.26 tons/ha;

corn — 5.84 million tons from an area of 884 thousand ha (22%), yield — 6.61 tons/ha.

Corn is collected by farmers of all regions except Lviv Oblast. The largest amount of grain was threshed in Poltava Oblast — 707,000 tons.

Among the leaders in terms of corn yield:

Khmelnytskyi — 10 t/ha;

Sumyshchyna — 9.3 t/ha;

Volyn — 9 t/ha;

Kyiv region — 8.2 t/ha;

Poltava region — 8.1 t/ha.

At the same time, a very low yield of corn (less than 3 t/ha) is currently recorded in Zaporizhzhia, Kherson Oblast, and Odesa Oblast.

Farmers collected 16.82 million tons of oil crops, of which:

rapeseed — 4 million tons from an area of 1.39 million hectares (98%), average yield — 2.87 tons/ha;

sunflower — 9 million tons from an area of 3.89 million hectares (77%) with a yield of 2.32 tons/ha;

soybeans — 3.77 million tons from 1.46 million hectares (81%), yield — 2.58 tons/ha.

Sugar beet harvesting continues, they have been dug up on an area of 96.4 thousand hectares, 4.6 million tons of sweet roots have been dug up with a yield of 47.7 tons/ha.