Sunflower crops have been harvested for grain production on 90% of the areas in the Orenburg region

90% of the sunflower crop in Orenburg region has been harvested for grains. The total volume has already reached 1.25 million tons. The highest yield was recorded in several districts. Harvesting has been fully completed in four districts and almost completed in two others. In the remaining districts, around 95-98% of the crop has been harvested.

23 November 2023

In the Orenburg region, the sunflower harvest for grain continues. As of November 22, 1 million 11.1 thousand hectares have already been threshed, which is 90% of the total harvested area. As a result, 1 million 251.8 thousand tons were collected with an average yield of 12.4 centners per hectare.

The highest sunflower yield was recorded in the Abdulinsky urban district - 18.1 centners per hectare, Asekeevsky district - 17.5 centners per hectare, Kurmanaevsky - 16.7 centners per hectare and Grachevsky - 16.5 centners per hectare.

Sunflower harvesting for grain has already been fully completed in Akbulaksky, Asekeyevsky, Grachevsky and Northern regions. In the Abdulinsky urban district and Oktyabrsky district it is almost completed (the completion rate is 98%), and in the Kurmanaevsky and Saraktashsky districts - 97%. In the Aleksandrovsky district, cleaning is 96% complete, and in the Sakmarsky district - 95%.

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