As of September 22, Ukrainian farmers had harvested 33 million tonnes of grains and pulses. The harvest was collected from 7.01 million hectares, accounting for 61% of the projected area.
“The gross harvest of grains and pulses totals 33 million tonnes, with an average yield of 47 centners per hectare.”
Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food
Harvesting of early crops completed
Wheat accounted for the largest share of the harvest, at 25.31 million tonnes from 5.11 million hectares. The average yield of the crop was 49.5 centners per hectare, and the wheat harvest has been completed.
Farmers also fully completed the barley harvest, threshing 6.39 million tonnes from 1.48 million hectares, with a yield of 43.3 centners per hectare. Pea production totalled 812,200 tonnes from an area of 301,900 hectares.
The rapeseed harvest has also been completed, with production of this oilseed crop reaching 3.857 million tonnes.
Harvesting of late crops continues
Farmers continue harvesting late crops. So far, 62,200 tonnes of millet, 37,100 tonnes of buckwheat and 339,800 tonnes of corn have been threshed from 67,900 hectares.
Sunflower production has reached 1.5 million tonnes, while soybean production stands at 655,400 tonnes. Sugar beet harvesting has also begun in Ukraine: so far, 19,300 tonnes have been harvested from 450 hectares, with an average yield of 428.9 centners per hectare.
Regional figures and exports
The largest volume of grain was harvested in Odesa region, at 4.83 million tonnes. Dnipropetrovsk region produced 2.72 million tonnes, while Kirovohrad region harvested 2.43 million tonnes.
The highest average grain yield was recorded in Khmelnytskyi region, at 70.6 centners per hectare.
Since the start of the 2026/2027 marketing year, Ukraine has exported 4.6 million tonnes of grains and pulses. In September, exports totalled 928,000 tonnes.
