Ukraine’s purchases of alternative grain storage have exhausted the world reserves. As Minister of Agricultural Policy Mykola Solsky said, Ukraine will need disposable and mobile grain storage facilities with a total capacity of up to 20 million tons to store crops from the current s... #AgroBusinessUkraine #GrainStorage #MykolaSolsky
Agricultural product export increased by 12% in July. In July 2022, Ukraine exported 3 million tons of agricultural products through alternative routes. This is 12% more than the previous month, the Ukrainian Club of Agrarian Business reported. The expor... #AgroBusinessUkraine #agroexportukraine #UkrainianExport
The Verkhovna Rada passed a law establishing a Credit Guarantee Fund for farmers. The new law is designed to support small and medium businesses, including farms, by providing loan guarantees of up to 50% of the outstanding amount of principal for up to 10 years. #AgroBusinessUkraine #LoansforFarmers #SmallBusinessUkraine
Farming was the most profitable economic activity in Ukraine last year, netting $3 billion, reports the National Scientific Center Institute of Agrarian Economics. Of the nation’s farms, 83% made money, and 17% lost money. In 2019, a year of record grain harvests, profits were 13% higher ... #AgroBusinessUkraine #UkraineAgriculture
Since Ukraine’s new farm land market started on July 1, 5,552 sales agreements have been approved. The average price is $1,500 per hectare. “Everything is working normally, without conflicts,” Prime Minister Shmygal told the Cabinet yesterday. Until the end of 2023, sales can only between Ukrainian... #AgroBusinessUkraine #FarmLandUkraine #SaleofFarmLand
Ukraine’s top 25 agribusinesses control 9% of the nation’s cultivated farm land, according to a survey by Concorde Capital. The top five are: Kernel — 510,000 hectares; Ukrlandfarming — 475,000 hectares; MHP — 370,000; Agroprosperis — 300,000 hectares; and ... #AgroBusinessUkraine #AgroexportfromUkraine #agroUkraine
