폴란드 해바라기 씨 수입 시장 (6월, 2022)

The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) has released its agricultural forecast for July, predicting hot weather with good moisture reserves, which is beneficial for grain producers. The humidity in the lower layers is high due to June's excessive rainfall. The normalization of thermal conditions and economic precipitation are expected in the beginning of July, maintaining good soil moisture reserves, crucial for corn and sunflower. Spring plant vegetation is predicted to occur at a moderate pace in the majority of areas. The forecast also warns of limited development of fungal diseases due to the predicted dry, warm, and hot weather, except for powdery mildew. The cooler hours of the day are recommended for plant protection spraying against diseases and pests.