Estonian agricultural producers: feed crop harvest is good

A cool and dry spring slowed grass growth on Estonian pastures, and in some regions fodder harvesting has not yet begun. However, in some farms the first harvest has already been collected and agricultural producers hope for improvement in conditions.

Estonian agricultural producers faced cool and dry weather this spring, which slowed grass growth on pastures. In some regions of Estonia, fodder harvesting had not yet been launched at the beginning of the season, as plant growth fell short of expectations.

However, some farms are sending positive signals: the first harvest has already been collected and agricultural producers are satisfied with the quality of feed crops. Despite the difficult spring, there is hope that weather conditions will improve and subsequent harvests will be more successful.

Agricultural producers emphasize that despite the challenges at the start of the season, the overall quality of the feed crop harvest is good. This offers hope that there will be sufficient quality feed for livestock through the winter.