Tag: Agriculture

As of November 8, 2024, Ukrainian farmers have successfully threshed 68.9 million tons of the new crop, encompassing both grain and oilseed crops

Ukraine’s 2024 harvest is nearing completion, with 90% of all agricultural crops already collected

Ukraine has experienced a significant increase in agricultural exports during the first nine months of 2024

New financial instrument aims to provide farmers with easier access to funding

International gathering focuses on humanitarian demining and economic recovery

Over 18,500 entrepreneurs benefit from affordable financing aimed at boosting investment and energy capabilities

The expanded program aims to bolster Ukraine’s agricultural sector by providing resources and financial support to thousands of farmers

The new legislation aims to modernize Ukraine’s viticulture and winemaking sector by harmonizing it with European Union regulations, enhancing product quality, and promoting rural development

The Center for Humanitarian Demining awards its first contract through an open bidding process, marking a significant step towards restoring safe agricultural practices in mined regions

The country’s hemp industry sees significant growth potential, with expectations to double market value by 2025 amid continued liberalization and strategic developments

Ukraine’s industrial hemp sector is poised for significant growth, with profitability potentially reaching up to 180%

The Ma’Ryzhany Industrial Park in Zhytomyr Oblast is on track to become one of Europe’s largest hemp fiber producers, aiming to create 750 jobs and attract nearly 2 billion hryvnias in investments

Leading agribusiness company Kernel reinstates its support initiatives, investing $100 million to empower farmers with essential resources.

Ukraine’s rapeseed oil industry experiences unprecedented growth, offering lucrative opportunities for investors in the agricultural export sector

The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine has adopted draft law No. 11063-d “On the State Agrarian Register,” marking a significant step towards the digitization of the country’s agricultural sector

The Ministry of Environment in Ukraine is set to create a comprehensive plan to adapt the agricultural sector to climate policy by 2026

Switzerland has announced the Ukrainian Mine Action Conference (UMAC2024), which will take place in Lausanne on October 17-18

Ukrainian farmers are increasingly turning to hemp cultivation for industrial purposes, with expectations that the area dedicated to this crop could expand to 8,000 hectares by 2025

Ukraine is set to compete with European countries like France and Germany in the global sugar market due to an anticipated surplus in the EU

The government of the Netherlands, along with Dutch entrepreneurs, is poised to initiate investment projects aimed at constructing high-tech greenhouses in Ukraine following the end of the war

Ukraine has secured its position as a global leader in food security, particularly by becoming the world’s largest producer of sunflower oil

Ukraine’s agricultural sector has experienced significant growth from 2010 to 2021, positioning itself as a crucial player in global food production and export

Fermata, a leader in computer vision solutions for agriculture, has partnered with agRE.tech, a developer of a robotic operating system designed for sustainable autonomous farming within an agro-electric system

Ukraine and the Republic of India have officially signed an Agreement to enhance collaboration in the fields of agriculture and the food industry