After two below-average years, last year's grain yield was higher due to sunny weather during growth
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After a harvest in 2023 and 2024 that was considered below average, last year's grain production was much more fruitful thanks to sunny weather during the growth period. This is according to Karsten Espensen, segment director at the agricultural commodities group DLG. - We have had a couple of heatwaves, which have caused the kernels to ripen faster, and that has allowed us to start earlier, he says.
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After a harvest in 2023 and 2024 that was considered below average, last year's grain production was much more fruitful thanks to sunny weather during the growth period.
according to BT +1This is according to Karsten Espensen, segment director at the agricultural commodities group DLG. - We have had a couple of heatwaves, which have caused the kernels to ripen faster, and that has allowed us to start earlier, he says.
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