“After the harsh winter, a lot of work was needed to re-sow large areas with autumn-sown crops. Spring-sown crops, such as oats, then produced a good harvest after variable weather in May and beyond,” Statistics Sweden writes.
This year’s grain harvest estimates are based on data from a subsample of 1,107 farms. A second estimate, based on data from the full sample of 4,430 farms, will be reported by Statistics Sweden on December 11.
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