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Coutiously positive yield outlook for winter crops
Yield forecasts for winter crops in EU revised slightly upwards The yield forecasts for EU winter crops have been revised slightly upwards, mainly because the improved outlook for France, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and several other southern-central European countries outweighed the slight downward revisions for Greece and several more northerly countries. Exceptionally low temperatures and rainfall anomalies had limited impact on annual crops During the period of review, much of Europe was affected by severe cold spells. The most distinct events that occurred after the reporting period of the April Bulletin (20 April) mostly affected north-western, central, eastern and northern Europe. The main impact of the cold events on winter crops has been a delay in growth and phenological development, and some reversible damage to flowering rapeseed stands, with no major impacts on yield potential. In the case of spring cereals and summer crops, emergence and canopy development are delayed in the regions affected. Rain deficits that occurred in several EU regions had little or no negative impact on yield potential, as soil water contents remained at adequate levels in most regions and evaporative demand was relatively low. Rain surpluses in other parts of Europe mostly benefited crops by restoring soil water levels.
VAN DEN BERG Maurits;  BARUTH Bettina;  NIEMEYER Stefan;  VAN DER VELDE Marijn; 
2021-07-26
Publications Office of the European Union
JRC124850
2443-8278 (online),   
OP KJ-AW-21-005-EN-N (online),   
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC124850,   
10.2760/683215 (online),   
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