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Belarus: Girbin Dankali Ya Kai Kashi 43% Na Shirin Yayin Da Masu Noma Ke Haƙa Tan 317,000

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Girbin dankali, zane na Walter Moras
Photo: Potato harvest, a painting by Walter Moras (illustrative). Walter Moras / Wikimedia Commons, public domain

Key takeaways

  • 43% of the planned potato area in Belarus is now harvested
  • 317,000 tonnes of potatoes dug by 25 September in Belarus
  • 33.8 t/ha average yield, down from 34.4 t/ha on 21 Sept
  • 86,000 tonnes came from Mogilev, the top regional total

Me ya sa yake da matsala

Ga manoma
Prioritise lifting later fields in dry windows now; with over half the area still unharvested, delays into October raise frost and storage-loss risk.
Domin masu sarrafawa
Track the weekly yield average; if it falls below 33 t/ha, secure raw material commitments early and check tuber quality from late fields.
Ga 'yan kasuwa
Watch regional volumes: Mogilev, Minsk and Brest supply most dug potatoes so far, while Vitebsk lags and may offer less early supply.

Takaitaccen bayani na daƙiƙa 60

Belarusian potato lifting is moving steadily but is still short of the halfway mark, and the national average yield is edging down. Operational ministry data for 25 September put the harvested share at 43 percent of plan and the dug volume at 317,000 tonnes, with an average of 33.8 tonnes per hectare. Four days earlier the figures were 36 percent, 272,000 tonnes and 34.4 tonnes per hectare, so the country added about 45,000 tonnes in that short window. Mogilev region holds the lead, while Vitebsk region has contributed the least and barely moved between the two reports. Sugar beet and vegetables show similar progress, with beet at roughly a third of plan. For storage operators and buyers the key question is how quickly the remaining fields can be lifted before frosts arrive. The data are preliminary, can be revised as regions report, and do not state the final crop size.

43%share of planned potato area harvested
317,000 tpotatoes dug by 25 September
33.8 t/haaverage yield on 25 September
34.4 t/haaverage yield on 21 September
+45,000 tvolume added in four days
86,000 tMogilev region total
Babban abokin tarayyaKare amfanin gona ga masana'antar dankali

Belarus has harvested potatoes from 43% of the planned area. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food reported the figure on 25 September. The state news agency BelTA published the data.

Growers have dug 317,000 tonnes so far. The average yield is 338 centners per hectare, or 33.8 tonnes per hectare.

Four days of progress

On 21 September, the ministry reported 36% of the area harvested. At that time, the volume stood at 272,000 tonnes. The average yield was 34.4 tonnes per hectare.

Takaitaccen Bayani game da masana'antar safe Muhimman abubuwan da ake buƙata a rana a cikin imel ɗaya.

Kwanakin mako. Cire rajista da dannawa ɗaya.

In four days, the harvest added 7 percentage points of area and 45,000 tonnes of potatoes. The average yield slipped by 0.6 tonnes per hectare.

Mogilev region leads with 86,000 tonnes. The other regions reported these volumes on 25 September:

  • Minsk region: 77,000 tonnes
  • Brest region: 66,000 tonnes
  • Gomel region: 35,000 tonnes
  • Grodno region: 31,000 tonnes
  • Vitebsk region: 22,000 tonnes

Vitebsk region is the smallest contributor so far. It added only 2,000 tonnes between the two reports. Minsk and Brest regions each added 10,000 tonnes or more.

Other root crops

The same report covers sugar beet and vegetables. Sugar beet has been lifted from 37,000 hectares, or 34% of plan. The beet yield averages 45.1 tonnes per hectare. Vegetable growers have collected 59,000 tonnes at 33.5 tonnes per hectare.

The figures are operational data from the ministry. They can change as regions report late fields. The ministry did not publish the total planned potato area or a forecast for the final crop.

Me ya sa yake da matsala

More than half of the planned potato area was still in the ground in the last week of September. The pace in the coming weeks will decide how much crop reaches storage before frosts.

The yield dip is small so far. Buyers and processors will watch whether the national average stays above 33 tonnes per hectare as the harvest moves to later fields.

Photo: Potato harvest, a painting by Walter Moras (illustrative). Walter Moras / Wikimedia Commons, yankin jama'a

Takaitaccen Bayani Kan Dankali na Duniya

Manyan labarai guda biyar, farashi, faɗakarwa game da cututtuka da abubuwan da suka faru. Safiya na ranakun mako, babu talla.

Zaɓi batutuwa da harshe
Abin da za a aika

Abin da na gaba

The ministry will keep publishing operational updates. More than half of the planned area remained to be lifted after 25 September. The final national crop size is not yet known.

Sources

  1. БЕЛТА: Картофель в Беларуси убрали с 43% запланированных площадей (25.09.2026) — https://belta.by/economics/view/kartofel-v-belarusi-ubrali-s-43-zaplanirovannyh-ploschadej-802761-2026/
  2. БЕЛТА: Картофель в Беларуси убрали с 36% запланированных площадей (21.09.2026) — https://belta.by/economics/view/kartofel-v-belarusi-ubrali-s-36-zaplanirovannyh-ploschadej-802026-2026
  3. Ритм Евразии: Сельхозстрада на полях и плантациях Беларуси продолжается (26.09.2026) — https://www.ritmeurasia.ru/news--2026-09-26--selhozstrada-na-poljah-i-plantacijah-belarusi-prodolzhaetsja-90556

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