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EU farmers keep up production in spite of adverse weather events

Hot and dry weather coupled with rainfall surplus in several parts of Europe during summer 2023 continued testing farmers’ resilience. Yields of different arable and specialised crops were affected, harvests were delayed, pests and diseases developed, and the quality of some products suffered too as a result. At the same time, there have been signs of positive market prospects for the EU agricultural sector. The costs of input, like energy, fertilisers, and feed continued to decline.

EU exports of agri-food products regained some competitiveness, confirming the EU’s position as the world’s top exporter. Published today by the European Commission, the autumn 2023 edition of the short-term outlook report for EU agricultural markets presents the latest trends and prospects for agricultural markets.

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