The price for one ton of Ukrainian agricultural exports has increased by 40% compared to 2024. According to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy, the price of a ton of Ukrainian agricultural exports increased from $315 in 2024 to $443 in April 2025. This growth is attributed to a rise in exports of ... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #nbu #VitaliyKoval
The Ukrainian agricultural sector has suffered $80B in losses and lost 25% of its sown area due to the war. As stated by the General Director of the Ukrainian Agrarian Club, Oleg Khomenko: “Direct and indirect losses for agriculture during the war exceed $80B. This includes infrastructure, production ... #agroexportukraine #AgroLossesUkraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine
The heat will destroy up to 20% of this year’s harvest, but high prices can compensate Ukrainian farmers for this. As analysts note, due to the abnormal summer heat most farmers expect a drop in crop yields compared to previous years. A new wave of abnormal weather threatens Ukraine this month. Farmers admit that... #AbnormalWeather #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #Ukrainianfarmers
Due to the war, Ukrainian farmers have already lost more than $50B, and the heat will deprive Ukraine of 5 million tons of harvest. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the agricultural infrastructure of Ukraine has suffered losses of more than $50B, said the Deputy Chairman of the All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council, Denys ... #AgroLossesUkraine #agroUkraine #DenysMarchuk #GrainHarvestUkraine #Harvest2024
The Ministry of Agrarian Policy improves its harvest forecast by 5%. The Ministry of Agriculture revised the forecast for the future harvest, increasing it from 74 to 77 million tons, of which 56 million tons will be grains and legumes and 21 million tons oil crops, sa... #agroUkraine #GrainHarvest #GrainHarvestUkraine #TarasVysotskyi
Ukraine has collected 78.7 million tons of new harvest and increased its agricultural exports to the EU by 11%. As of the third week of December, farmers in all regions of Ukraine have threshed 78.7 million tons of grain and oil crops: 57.86 million tons and 20.76 million, respectively. Compared to data from th... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine
Due to Russian aggression this year, Ukraine exported 26.4% less grain. The actual volume of grain exports by Ukraine since the beginning of the 2023/2024 marketing year as of December 13 is 14.697 million tons, which is 26.4% less than in the same period last year. Meanw... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #Ukrainiangrain
This year, Ukraine grew 6% of the world’s grain production. Thhe Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) notes that in 2023 farmers produced 81 million tons of gross grain harvest. “Ukraine is located on such soils that we depend on weather factors more than t... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #Ukrainiangrain
Due to export restrictions, a large harvest will not bring profit to Ukrainian farmers. As Deputy Minister of Agricultural Policy Taras Vysotsky said, the agricultural sector will remain unprofitable due to limited opportunities for export and low prices on the domestic market, despite a... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #TarasVysotskyi
Ukraine has harvested 33 million tons of new crop grain and exported 4.5 million tons. As of August 31, farmers throughout all regions of Ukraine threshed more than 33 million tons of new harvest, 29.2 million tons of grain, and more than four million tons of oil crops. The largest amou... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #Ukrainiangrain
Ukraine has started the sowing season for the 2024 harvest, but the forecasts are not encouraging. Traditionally, in the second half of August the sowing campaign for the following year’s winter crops begins in the southern regions of Ukraine. However, forecasts regarding the season’s r... #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #Sowing2024
The IMF announces the risk of Ukraine losing up to $800M monthly due to reduced agricultural exports. In particular, the International Monetary Fund expects a decrease in grain exports from Ukraine due to poor harvests and mined fields. The volume of Ukrainian grain exports is predicted to decrease to... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainExportUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #imf
Ukrainian farmers expect a high wheat yield this year. According to a survey by the UkrAgroConsult company, most Ukrainian farmers expect a high wheat yield in 2023. In particular, 64% of respondents predict it will exceed five tons per hectare. The expec... #agroUkraine #FarmersUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #WheatHarvest
The American forecast for the harvest and export of Ukrainian grains has increased. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) updated its forecast for the balance of major agricultural crops for the 2023/2024 marketing year, in which it increased the indicators of production... #agroexportukraine #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #SowingUkraine #usda
The Kakhovka Dam Disaster in Ukraine has increased wheat prices and threatens global food security. On the morning of June 6 wheat prices increased by 3% to approximately $6.40 per bushel, according to Barchart Trader. Also, Chicago wheat rose more than 2% to a nearly three-week high. The Kakhovka d... #GrainHarvestUkraine #GrainPrices #KakhovkaHPP #KakhovkaHPPdestruction #Ukrainianwheatprice
Ukrainian farmers predict a 36% reduction in grain and oilseed crops. The Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) has given a preliminary estimate of the potential 2023 harvest at 68 million tons of grain and oilseeds, 36% less than 2021’s pre-war figure, 106 million. Last ye... #GrainHarvestUkraine #HarvestUkraine2023 #SowingUkraine #Ukrainianfarmers
Ukrainian scientists predict that two years of war will reduce the grain harvest by 60%. The forecasted gross harvest of grain in 2023 may amount to 34 million tons, which is 37% less than the figure for 2022 and 60% less than 2021, the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine sai... #agroUkraine #GrainHarvestUkraine #Ukrainiangrain
The Kharkiv region has harvested crops from 80% of its agricultural fields. This year, 1.5 million tons of grain and leguminous crops were harvested in the Kharkiv region, said the head of the Kharkiv administration, Oleg Sinegubov. Despite hostilities and enemy shelling, the... #GrainHarvestUkraine #OlegSinegubov #Ukrainianfarmers
The snow and frost that hit central Ukraine during the night of Sunday to Monday will not harm harvests , said Tetyana Adamanko, the Head of Agrometeorology at the Hydrometeorological Center at a farm associations meeting yesterday. Due to the late spring, seedlings can easily withstand the air temperat... #GrainHarvestUkraine #Harvest2021 #HarvestofGrains
