According to KSH, the drop was chiefly due to a 27% fall in the production of corn, approximately 2.8 million less than a year before, caused by excess heat at the beginning of the summer and a lack of precipitation over the season.
The quantity of wheat remained at the previous year’s level despite a decrease in the sown area.
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