As of August 12, Ukraine had exported 2. 952 million tonnes of grain, 4.76% more than last year. Wheat exports decreased by 18.33%, while corn exports increased by 66.38%.
As of August 11, 5. 63 million hectares have been harvested in Ukraine, accounting for 49% of the projected area, and 26.13 million tonnes of grain have been collected. Odesa, Kirovohrad and Mykolaiv oblasts are leading, while the highest yields have been recorded in Khmelnytskyi oblast.
Agricultural enterprises in the temporarily occupied territories are facing problems selling and transporting their harvest. Carriers refuse to travel because of the danger of shelling, so the grain is accumulating in warehouses.
Summer heat can destroy the harvest, but proper watering, mulching, and shading will help plants survive. Find out how to protect your garden beds from overheating and preserve the fruit until the end of the season.
The government has temporarily changed the minimum export prices for grains and oilseeds due to the increase in logistics costs. This decision is intended to prevent a halt in exports and support producers.
In the occupied territories, agricultural enterprises do not pay salaries to employees due to the inability to sell their products. Russia uses civilian logistics for military purposes, which complicates the work of farmers.
In the Zaporizhzhia region, over 1,850 hectares of crops have been destroyed due to Russian shelling. Since the beginning of the year, farmers have lost more than 250 units of machinery and 55 grain storage facilities.
Chicago wheat futures rose 0. 9% due to attacks by Russia and Ukraine, which heightened concerns about exports from the Black Sea. Russia and Ukraine account for 25-30% of global wheat exports, and crop disruptions support prices.
The President signed law No. 4921-IX, which harmonizes the rules of the organic market with EU requirements. The document introduces a new control system and simplifies the entry of Ukrainian producers into the EU market.
Tajik farmers may cultivate land in Russia for growing oilseeds due to rising logistics costs. Minister Sherali Kabir announced negotiations on a project that will supply raw materials to processing enterprises in Tajikistan.
Apricot requires sun, protection from wind and moderate watering. For planting, choose loose fertile soil and do not deepen the root neck.
In the temporarily occupied territories of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, problems with harvesting arose due to a shortage of diesel fuel. The reason is the complicated delivery of fuel and restrictions on its sale.
In Ukraine, farmers in all regions have started the harvest of early grains. The Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Dnipropetrovsk regions are leading in terms of collection volumes.
Gooseberries require systematic care for a good harvest. The basic rules include proper planting, moderate watering, fertilizing and pruning.
Due to a fuel shortage on the temporarily occupied Crimean peninsula, agricultural enterprises are suspending operations. Farmers are buying fuel from resellers for up to 300 rubles per liter, which threatens the harvest.
Ukraine is implementing tools for integrating the agricultural sector into the EU Common Agricultural Policy. The integration of the agricultural sector is also linked to a change in Ukraine's role in international agricultural markets.
Russian farmers massively report unbearable fuel costs and warn of the impossibility of harvesting. The CPD notes that all resources are directed to the war, while the civilian sector is supplied on a residual basis.
Farmers can receive up to UAH 1,000 per hectare for the purchase of mineral fertilizers of Ukrainian production. The maximum compensation for land reclamation has been increased to over UAH 30,000 per hectare.
Farmers in Odesa region were the first to start harvesting the new crop. The Ministry of Economy forecasts the total harvest of grains and oilseeds at 81-83 million tons.
Choose eight hardy plants to create an aesthetic garden without the daily toil. These crops are weather-resistant and do not require constant watering.
According to the Ministry of Economy, the agricultural sector must prepare the industry to operate under the rules of the single European market and fulfill 16 indicators. Complex reforms lie ahead.
Sunlight, well-drained soil, and moderate watering are essential for lavender. Regular pruning and protection from moisture guarantee abundant blooming of the shrub.
As a result of a UAV attack on a farm in the Sadivska community, a woman was hospitalized with burns. Four other employees received medical assistance; some livestock perished.
In 2025, agricultural exports generated $22. 5 billion, accounting for 56.1% of all shipments. Market leaders have been named.
The Ministry of Economy forecasts the export of over 40 million tons of grain and aims for a higher share of processing. Farmers have already sown 97% of the areas, with a harvest expected at 62.9 million tons.
Roses need a sunny spot, watering at the root, and seasonal fertilization. Proper pruning and protection from frost will ensure lush blooming.
Due to the destruction of the hydroelectric power plant, the south lost 18 cubic kilometers of water and its irrigation system. Toxic deposits on the bottom threaten the region's ecology for decades.
The Ministry of Economy has introduced automatic confirmation of the right to duty-free export of soybeans and rapeseed through the State Agrarian Register (DAR). The procedure is based on data regarding sowing and harvest.
Slugs ruin harvests and carry parasites in damp areas. To combat them, use beer traps, salt, and humidity control.
Since August 2023, 200 million tons of cargo have been transported through the corridor, including 118 million tons of grain. The products reached 56 countries despite constant enemy attacks.