Yields are reportedly higher in the Ukraine for the 2019/20 Harvest. Comparing to last year, UkrAgroConsult reports wheat yields are up 15.6%, barley 4.4% and peas 55.8%. Harvesting is also ahead of last year with wheat and barley 63% and 44% up respectively
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If you think Ukraine is doing well then Russia is the sleeping Ag giant. Just spent a couple weeks visiting Northwestern Russia. About 1 acre in 10 is not farmed but what is a farmers dream. The sanctions have made Agriculture a hot commodity and a favored industry. The rest of the arable land could easily be put back in production and will be in the next 5 to 10 years
What i noticed is a lot of infa structure being put in place such as grain storage and many facilities with processing on site. These are all less than 5 years old. The rest can all be moved easily as their rail system is second to none.
Under communism they failed miserably but this new generation farming is for profit and a totally different model.
The difference between Ukraine and Russia is Ukraine agriculture is being developed by foreigners. The Dutch, Chinese etc. In Russia it is an internal effort that will take a little longer and will do more for the country in terms of feeding themselves and exporting.
I saw a lot of northwestern Russia that is on the same parallel as the NW territories but the weather is greatly influenced by the Baltic sea. July 1 grain crops such as wheat are flowering and winter crops will be ready to harvest by the end of July
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Remember when I was a kid, we sold wheat to the U.S.S.R and had to take lumber in trade as the communists couldn't pay for it. In 40 years that will have completely flipped around we are the ones who can't afford anything.
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Originally posted by Misterjade9 View PostRemember when I was a kid, we sold wheat to the U.S.S.R and had to take lumber in trade as the communists couldn't pay for it. In 40 years that will have completely flipped around we are the ones who can't afford anything.
It doesn't matter the party....we have to invest in ourselves....
Russia has been investing in their infrastructure for years and they have turned around their agriculture industry to be an economic driver...
Politicians in Canada fell asleep....
The last few ag ministers have been failures....and it doesn't matter if they were elected to ag hall of fame or not....
If they were successful ag ministers the primary producer would not be on their knees again with this crop....
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