During the month in Kazakhstan, the number of all cereals decreased, with the exception of corn
After a «lucrative» three-month period, when grain was only supplied to the grain stores of Kazakhstan, in November, the number of all crops was reduced, except for corn. The amount of this crop increased even in November. This phenomenon is due to the fact that the corn is harvested later. The number of all crops has decreased, but the dynamics are different: the amount of millet is now the least, and the amount of rye is the biggest.
According to an earlier report, in August, Kazakhstan’s bins were replenished by 2.4 million tons, or by 57%. In September, the greatest increase in the amount of grain was observed due to intensive harvesting. The amount of grain increased by 11.4 million tons.
As of December 1, the amount of grain is 17.7 million tons. Because of domestic consumption, supplies to foreign markets, etc. losses amounted to 2.3 million tons.
Speaking about individual crops, the dynamics of accumulation looks as follows: the quantity of wheat as of November 1 was 14.1 million tons (the amount decreased), corn on the contrary grew by 17.3 thousand tons, the amount of rice decreased and amounted to 326.5 thousand tons. The amount of barley decreased by almost 86% and amounted to 214.5 thousand tons, rye decreased by 93% and amounted to 26.9 thousand tons. The amount of other crops have also changed, but un comparison with more popular crops, their amount is insignificant.
The latest data show a decreasing trend in the number of all cereals on the market, with the exception of corn. COM3S invites you to look at the factors behind these changes and explore their implications for the agricultural industry.
During the last month, there has been a decrease in the total volume of grain crops, with the exception of corn. This phenomenon can be caused by various factors such as climatic conditions, changes in market demand and seasonal factors.
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