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Impressive Wheat Harvest in Krasnodar Reaches Nearly 45,000 Tons

by Tatiana Ivanova
6 July 2024
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Impressive Wheat Harvest in Krasnodar Reaches Nearly 45,000 Tons
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Krasnodar’s agricultural sector has demonstrated remarkable productivity, with recent reports confirming a wheat harvest nearing 45,000 tons. As of now, the total grain collected stands at 52,000 tons from an area of roughly 8,500 hectares, with winter wheat making up the majority at over 44,000 tons. This significant yield highlights the success of the region’s meticulous farming practices and effective crop management strategies.

Field Management and Maintenance

According to Sergey Burlakov, head of the Agricultural Management Department, all fields have been treated with fertilizers to optimize crop growth. Current maintenance activities on the land designated for row and industrial crops include removing straw from nearly 8,000 hectares and stubble plowing over 7,000 hectares. These practices are crucial for preparing the fields for the next planting season and ensuring soil health and fertility.

Forage Preparation for Livestock

In addition to grain production, Krasnodar’s agricultural efforts extend to livestock needs. The municipality has reported the preparation of 8,416 tons of silage and 100 tons of hay, ensuring that the local livestock sector is well-supported with adequate feed. This balanced approach to both crop and livestock farming contributes to the overall sustainability and resilience of the agricultural sector in the region.

Comparative Data and Broader Context

Comparing these figures with previous years, Krasnodar shows a steady improvement in wheat production. In 2023, the region’s total grain harvest was slightly lower, indicating progress in agricultural techniques and crop management. Additionally, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Russia’s overall wheat production is expected to exceed 85 million tons this year, driven by regions like Krasnodar that are excelling in their harvest outputs.

Krasnodar’s impressive wheat harvest, reaching nearly 45,000 tons, underscores the region’s effective agricultural practices and commitment to high productivity. The successful integration of crop and livestock management ensures the sustainability of the farming sector, providing a model for other regions to follow. As farmers continue to adopt innovative techniques and maintain diligent field management, Krasnodar is poised to sustain and even surpass these achievements in the future.



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