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PROCESS OF GRAPE AND GRAIN CULTURES (MAIZE INCLUSIVELY) HARVESTING, PLOUGHING AND SOWING ACTIVITIES
NKR Government Information and
Public Relations Department
November 04, 2009
According to operative data, by November 2, 2009 , 50815.6 hectares
of arable lands had been reaped, actually, 804938.9 centners of
crop were gathered, the average crop yield formed 15.8 centner per
hectare. In comparison with the previous year the territory of reaped
lands increased by 36.8%, the harvested crop by 2.1%, the index of
crop yield decreased by 27.2%.
According to operative data, by November 2, 2009, 86554.2 centners of
grape had been harvested, the average crop yield formed 51.1 centner
per hectare, against correspondingly 13722.9 centners and 68.2 centner
per hectare of the previous year.
According to operative data, by November 2, 2009, 43092.6 hectares
had been ploughed for autumn sowing works in the Republic, from
which 19966.2 hectares were sown with grain, last year during the
same period 37953.4 hectares were ploughed, 8531.1 hectares were sown.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
NKR Government Information and
Public Relations Department
November 04, 2009
According to operative data, by November 2, 2009 , 50815.6 hectares
of arable lands had been reaped, actually, 804938.9 centners of
crop were gathered, the average crop yield formed 15.8 centner per
hectare. In comparison with the previous year the territory of reaped
lands increased by 36.8%, the harvested crop by 2.1%, the index of
crop yield decreased by 27.2%.
According to operative data, by November 2, 2009, 86554.2 centners of
grape had been harvested, the average crop yield formed 51.1 centner
per hectare, against correspondingly 13722.9 centners and 68.2 centner
per hectare of the previous year.
According to operative data, by November 2, 2009, 43092.6 hectares
had been ploughed for autumn sowing works in the Republic, from
which 19966.2 hectares were sown with grain, last year during the
same period 37953.4 hectares were ploughed, 8531.1 hectares were sown.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress