The average potato yield was 33.3 tonnes per hectare, which is 2.5 tonnes per hectare higher than in 2025. The regional breakdown is the following: Minsk Oblast — 187,000 tonnes, Mogilev Oblast — 155,000 tonnes, Brest Oblast — 133,000 tonnes, Grodno Oblast — 75,000 tonnes, Gomel Oblast — 71,000 tonnes, Vitebsk Oblast — 47,000 tonnes.

Sugar beet has been harvested from an area of 70,000 hectares, which is 65% of the plan. The average yield was 478 centners per hectare. By region: Minsk Oblast — 1,252,000 tonnes, Grodno Oblast — 1,142,000 tonnes, Brest Oblast — 591,000 tonnes, Mogilev Oblast — 318,000 tonnes, Gomel Oblast — 30,000 tonnes, Vitebsk Oblast — 20,000 tonnes.

The average yield of vegetables was 320 centners per hectare, up by 21 centners per hectare year-on-year. 65% of the total area has been harvested.

As of 19 October, grain harvest including rapeseed amounted to 10.209 million tonnes. By region, the progress in the harvest looks as follows: Minsk Oblast — 2,744,000 tonnes, Grodno Oblast — 2,014,000 tonnes, Brest Oblast — 1,899,000 tonnes, Mogilev Oblast — 1,290,000 tonnes, Gomel Oblast — 1,216,000 tonnes, Vitebsk Oblast — 1,046,000 tonnes.

The following have been procured: hay — 628,000 tonnes, which is 88% of the plan; haylage — 12,942,000 tonnes (90%); silage — 16,684,000 tonnes (81%); grass feed — 8,502,000 tonnes of feed units (84%). Corn for silage has been harvested from 84% of the areas, or 820,000 hectares.

Autumn plowing has been completed on an area of 232,000 hectares, which is 16% of the plan.

Belarus has accumulated 120,000 tonnes of mineral fertilizers (nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium) in active ingredient for autumn plowing and spring sowing, which is 56% of the plan.