Oats EU. Production. `000 MT
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| Attribute | 21/22 | Change | 20/21 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Production | 7,450 | -1,831 (-19.72%) | 9,281 |
| Area Harvested | 2,500 | -285 (-10.23%) | 2,785 |
Total Oats EU Production: 7,450 thd. mt in 21/22MY.
Total Oats EU Production: -1 831 (-19,72%) thd. mt in the season of 21/22 in comparison with the season of 20/21.
Changes for 21/22MY in main Production countries:
- - Poland’s Production: -182 (-11.37%) thd. mt to 1,418 thd. mt
- - Spain’s Production: -240 (-18.60%) thd. mt to 1,050 thd. mt
- - Finland’s Production: -73 (-6.58%) thd. mt to 1,035 thd. mt
- - Germany’s Production: -54 (-7.56%) thd. mt to 660 thd. mt
- - Sweden’s Production: -216 (-26.47%) thd. mt to 600 thd. mt
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| Country | 21/22 | Change | 20/21 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poland | 1,418 | -182 (-11.37%) | 1,600 |
| Spain | 1,050 | -240 (-18.60%) | 1,290 |
| Finland | 1,035 | -73 (-6.58%) | 1,108 |
| Germany | 660 | -54 (-7.56%) | 714 |
| Sweden | 600 | -216 (-26.47%) | 816 |
| France | 400 | +17 (+4.43%) | 383 |
| Denmark | 398 | +6 (+1.53%) | 392 |
| Romania | 280 | +40 (+16.66%) | 240 |
| Italy | 243 | 0 (0.0%) | 243 |
| Latvia | 240 | -46 (-16.08%) | 286 |
| Lithuania | 230 | -34 (-12.87%) | 264 |
| Ireland | 190 | +10 (+5.55%) | 180 |
| Czech Republic | 165 | -18 (-9.83%) | 183 |
| Estonia | 110 | -8 (-6.77%) | 118 |
| Greece | 85 | 0 (0.0%) | 85 |
| Austria | 83 | -1 (-1.19%) | 84 |
| Hungary | 70 | 0 (0.0%) | 70 |
| Croatia | 50 | 0 (0.0%) | 50 |
| Portugal | 42 | 0 (0.0%) | 42 |
| Slovakia | 33 | -4 (-10.81%) | 37 |
| Bulgaria | 30 | +5 (+20.00%) | 25 |
| Belgium-Luxembourg | 28 | -3 (-9.67%) | 31 |
| Netherlands | 6 | +1 (+20.00%) | 5 |
| Slovenia | 4 | +1 (+33.33%) | 3 |
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