Record harvest in the Tyumen region: 169,542 tons of grain and leguminous crops, 10,600 tons of potatoes, and much more have been harvested.

Farmers of the Tyumen region have harvested a significant crop of grain, peas, potatoes, and vegetables. On 66,689 hectares, 169,542 tons of grain were threshed and 10,600 tons of potatoes were harvested.

The vegetable yield also pleased: 2.9 thousand tons of cabbage, 1.6 thousand tons of beets, and 451 tons of carrots were harvested.

31 August 2024

According to the latest data as of August 30, farmers in the Tyumen region have already harvested 169,542 tons of grains and leguminous crops. This achievement was possible due to threshing on 66,689 hectares of arable land. Additionally, 87,616 tons of grain and 81,926 tons of peas were successfully loaded. According to the press service of the regional department of agriculture, the average yield is 25 centners per hectare.

Simultaneously, the potato harvest is actively continuing. So far, farmers have managed to harvest 10,600 tons of this valuable product. According to the Department of Agriculture, the average yield per hectare is 309 centners.

The yield of vegetable crops, such as cabbage, beets, and carrots, is also impressive. By the end of August, farmers have harvested 2.9 thousand tons of cabbage, 1.6 thousand tons of beets, and 451 tons of carrots. According to the department's data, the average yield is 415 centners per hectare.

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Record harvest in the Tyumen region: 169,542 tons of grain and leguminous crops, 10,600 tons of potatoes, and much more have been harvested.

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