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In the Kirovohrad region, the harvesting of early grain and leguminous crops is being completed. They were harvested from an area of 538.6 thousand hectares, which constitutes 97% of the planned acreage. A total of 2 million 335.3 thousand tons of grain were threshed. This is reported by Suspilne.
The average yield is 4.34 t/ha. For each of the harvested crops, this figure is higher than in 2025.
Winter wheat was harvested from an area of 405.2 thousand hectares (96% of the fields), yielding 1 million 823.4 thousand tons, with an average productivity of 4.5 t/ha. This is 0.03 t/ha more than last year.
Winter barley was threshed from an area of 41.7 thousand hectares (98% of the fields), producing 194.4 thousand tons, with an average yield of 4.66 t/ha. This is 0.43 t/ha higher than last year.
Spring barley was harvested from an area of 54.8 thousand hectares (99% of the forecast), yielding 213.7 thousand tons at an average productivity of 3.9 t/ha. This is 0.76 t/ha more than last year.
Peas were threshed from an area of 30.5 thousand hectares (97% of the projected acreage), with a total harvest of 82 thousand tons and an average yield of 2.69 t/ha. This is 0.1 t/ha more than last year.
The rapeseed harvest in the region is nearing completion. The crop was gathered from 58.9 thousand hectares (91% of the forecast). A total of 121.3 thousand tons were threshed. The yield stands at 2.06 t/ha, which is 0.16 t/ha less than last year.
In total, 557.8 thousand hectares are subject to the harvesting of early grain and leguminous crops, which is 26.9 thousand hectares more than last year, including:
- winter wheat — 422.1 thousand hectares;
- spring wheat — 4.3 thousand hectares;
- winter rye — 1.5 thousand hectares;
- winter barley — 42.6 thousand hectares;
- spring barley — 55.4 thousand hectares;
- peas — 31.3 thousand hectares;
- oats — 0.6 thousand hectares.
Additionally, rapeseed is to be harvested from an area of 64.7 thousand hectares, which is 38.8 thousand hectares more than last year.
Olena Basanets, SuperAgronom.com
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