TREE NEWS reports: Heilongjiang province had harvested 122.239 million mu of crops as of Oct. 11, more than 50% of the total area to be harvested, the provincial Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said, citing agricultural monitoring data. The figure covers the province’s main autumn harvest, which is now past its halfway point.
Heilongjiang Crop Harvest Passes 50% as of Oct 11
Heilongjiang is China's largest grain-producing province, so its autumn harvest pace is a meaningful read on national supply expectations rather than a local farming update. At past halfway by early October, the harvest is tracking within a normal window, which matters for the feed and grain complex that underpins livestock and food input costs. The open question is whether the remaining half finishes without weather disruption, since late-season delays in this province can shift national supply sentiment.
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