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Which doesn’t sound good and even more so if you recognise there
is a tendency to embellish the positive when collecting data so things could
actually be much worse.
With that in mind I have planned a crop tour route through
Ukraine’s more harder hit regions in southern and eastern oblasts to take a
view on the situation there myself.
But before that I set off to Russia in the morning to assess
the post winter crop condition there which has so far been reported as generally
good with no significant issues.
There is still plenty of time to subscribe if you would like
to follow the tour in real time as I post pictures and commentary on our
dedicated Crop Tour Twitter account, just drop me a line and I’ll send you details
by return.