A certified surveyor measured an area of 10.3 hectares, yielding 100.94 tons of “LG Keramik” wheat. Laboratory testing confirmed that the harvested wheat met the standards for the second grain quality class. This year’s harvest builds upon a significant previous achievement by the “Agrokoncerno group.” Last year, this group set a record for winter wheat yield, achieving 9.5 tons per hectare.
This record was officially documented in the Lithuanian record book and established a benchmark for Lithuanian farms. The entire process, encompassing the wheat collection from the field through to the laboratory analysis, was documented by representatives from “Rekordų akademijos” at the “Skaistgirio” agricultural company. The measured yield of 100.94 tons across 10.3 hectares indicates a substantial operation.
The consistent quality, as verified by the second grain quality class rating, suggests adherence to established agricultural standards. The focus on meticulous recording, involving both yield measurement and quality assessment, highlights the importance of modern agricultural practices in the region. The combination of high tonnage and certified quality positions this Lithuanian wheat harvest as a notable event in the agricultural sector.
The data gathered provides valuable insights for the ongoing development and comparison against historical harvest records.
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