The JRC MARS Bulletin – Crop monitoring in Europe is a monthly issued report on crop development in the EU Member States and several neighbouring countries.
It is one of the two series of the JRC MARS Bulletin
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According to the August issue of the JRC MARS Bulletin, extreme weather events affected crops in many parts of Europe during review period from 1 July to 13 August.
According to the July 2023 issue of the JRC MARS Bulletin - Crop monitoring in Europe, the yield forecast at EU level remains at or slightly above the mediocre 5-year average for most crops.
According to the June 2023 issue of the JRC MARS Bulletin - Crop monitoring in Europe, the weather observed during the review period (1 May to 12 June) was once again marked by strong contrasts, with negative impacts on crop yield expectations in several regions.
Strongly contrasting patterns of drier- and wetter-than-usual conditions.
Fair conditions in most of Europe, but continued drought in northern Italy and the Iberian Peninsula
According to the March 2023 issue of the JRC MARS Bulletin - Crop monitoring in Europe, winter crops are entering spring in fair to good condition in most parts of Europe, after the mild winter. However, dry conditions in the south that are partially expanding and intensifying are raising increasin
No frost-kill damage is expected as winter temperatures return to normal after an exceptionally warm period. There are still concerns for crops in several regions (Spain, Italy, Türkiye and the Maghreb) which experienced a distinct rainfall deficit.
Unusually warm weather can store up trouble for the coming months.
Two MARS Crop Monitoring Bulletins were published today, covering Russia and Kazakhstan.
Two MARS Crop Monitoring Bulletins were published yesterday 25th June 2019, covering Russia and Kazakhstan.