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Millet: lower yields in Ukraine

October 8, 2024 at 11:27 AM , Der AUDITOR
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DALIAN/KYIV. Harvesting is finally in full swing in China after the rains have stopped. The EU's millet imports have nearly slumped by 50%.

Prices declines anticipated in China

In China the prices should start to decline a bit as soon as the new crop has arrived. After the weather has cleared in the producing areas, conditions will be favourable for harvesting and drying with low-moisture grains becoming increasingly available. Demand still ranges lower than supply.

At 81,900 ha, harvesting is 88% complete in Ukraine. With average yields ranging at 1.89 mt/ha production presently stands at 154,780 mt. At this time last year 64,200 ha had been harvested with average yields ranging at a much highe

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