Thursday, October 15, 2026Moscow
Economy

Belarusian farmers have dug up more than 3 million tons of sugar beet

According to operational data on the morning of October 15, 3 million 21 thousand tons of sugar beet have been dug up in the country. This was reported by sb.by in the press service of the Ministry ...

Published
Belarusian farmers have dug up more than 3 million tons of sugar beet

According to operational data on the morning of October 15, 3 million 21 thousand tons of sugar beet have been dug up in the country. This was reported by sb.by in the press service of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food.

Illustrative SB photo
Illustrative SB photo

It is noted that the average yield is 475 centners per hectare, sugar content is 17 percent, which is 26 centners higher than last year.

The root crop was removed from an area of 64 thousand hectares, which is 59 percent of the plan of 109 thousand hectares, the ministry said. Minsk region has dug up 1 million 133 thousand tons of sugar beet, Grodno — 1 million 42 thousand tons, Brest — 523 thousand tons, Mogilev — 280 thousand tons, Gomel — 23 thousand tons, Vitebsk — 20 thousand tons.

79 percent of the dug up was taken to beet receiving points - 2 million 395 thousand tons. The state order delivered 1 million 903 thousand tons of sugar beet, which is 57 percent of the plan.

Source: СБ. Беларусь сегодня ↗

Share

More on This Story

EconomyThe Ministry of Finance from October 7 will increase the purchase of currency and gold five times

The Ministry of Finance of Russia from October 7 to November 6 intends to buy foreign currency and gold under the budget rule for 279.42 billion rubles. This is five times more than the volume planned a month earlier (55.6 billion rubles).

Коммерсантъ
EconomyThe FT learned how the growing debt burden prevents China from stimulating the economy

China’s debt service will cost 19.2 percent of total government this year, according to a study by the Conference Board

Григорий Лебедев
Bloomberg found out how AI helped scammers earn $442 billion
EconomyBloomberg found out how AI helped scammers earn $442 billion

Residents of 42 countries lost $442 billion last year due to online scammers using artificial intelligence (AI), a sum that exceeds some estimates of the volume of the global cocaine trade, Bloomberg reports citing data from the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA).

Ксения Киндеева
The EIA Briefing

Keep reading, every morning.

The stories that matter, chosen by our editors and in your inbox before 7 a.m. — every weekday.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.