Irrigation takes place on the plot in Bocholtz (photo: 31-07-2018).
Also in the Johannes Kerkhovenpolder, some of the potatoes are clearly on the decline (photo: 31-07-2018).
Irrigation took place for the first time in history in the Johannes Kerkhovenpolder (photo: 31-07-2018).
Threatening clouds over the plot in the Johannes Kerkhovenpolder (photo: 31-07-2018).
The question is whether irrigation in the Johannes Kerkhovenpolder is still of any use (photo: 01-08-2018).
In Spijk, the crop is still relatively fresh (photo: 02-08-2018).
The plot in Spijk (photo: 02-08-2018).
The Innovators on the plot in Middenmeer are not well off (photo: 01-08-2018).
The plot in Middenmeer (photo: 01-08-2018).
The potatoes were planted the earliest in Marknesse (photo: 02-08-2018).
The plot in Marknesse shows the best yields so far (photo: 02-08-2018).
In Biddinghuizen it was currently irrigated 4 times (photo: 01-08-2018).
Despite the irrigation, the Innovators in Biddinghuizen do not have enough water (photo: 01-08-2018).
The damage from the drought and heat is also clearly visible on the plot in Scharendijke (photo: 01-08-2018).
Here you can see how stark the plants are in some places in the plot in Scharendijke (photo: 01-08-2018).
Irrigation is not allowed in Scharendijke (photo: 01-08-2018).
The Innovators in Fijnaart have also deteriorated since the previous photo report (photo: 01-08-2018).
The plot in Fijnaart (photo: 01-08-2018).
In Hank, the crop is still in relatively good shape (photo: 31-07-2018).
At the time of the photo, the plot in Hank had already been irrigated 5 times (photo: 31-07-2018).
Trial harvesting shows that the plot in Hank has good yields (photo: 31-07-2018).
The plot in Escharen (photo: 31-07-2018).
Although the situation within the plot differs greatly (photo: 31-07-2018).
Irrigation has already taken place 6 times in Escharen (photo: 31-07-2018).
Irrigation takes place on the plot in Bocholtz (photo: 31-07-2018).
The potatoes on the plot in Bocholtz were irrigated here for the third time (photo: 31-07-2018).

Photo report Crop tour week 32

Potatoes scarred by drought and heat

10 August 2018 - Redactie Boerenbusiness

In this photo report we look at the state of the crops of the Boerenbusiness Crop tour in week 31. Most plots are relatively green (compared to the average situation in the Netherlands), although clearly marked plots can also be seen.

Almost all plots that participate in the Crop Tour are on clay soil. This clearly creates a different picture than what can be seen nationally on the lighter soils.

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