Drought and Excessive Rains Make It Difficult to Sow Winter Crops in the EU
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The European Commission reports a generally delayed start of the season for winter crops, due to drought or excess water depending on the region.
The sowing campaign of winter cereals and rapeseed in the European Union takes place under difficult weather conditions. In the western, eastern and south-eastern regions of the EU, soil moisture deficit hinders germination and crop development, while in the Baltic countries excessive rainfall delays field work. This is stated in the October report of the EU crop monitoring service MARS. Especially noticeable [...] The post Drought and excessive…
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Dry soil in the west and southeast damages the planting of cereals and canola while storms delay work in the Baltic countries
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