The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine has launched a new initiative to collect investment projects from existing agricultural enterprises that are ready to scale up, modernize, and enter new markets
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The Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine has launched a new initiative to collect investment projects from existing agricultural enterprises that are ready to scale up, modernize, and enter new markets
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal announced that the United States and Ukraine have reached an important agreement regarding the upcoming subsoil and mineral partnership
ICL Japan, a leading global provider of agricultural technology solutions, has officially launched BIOZ Actijump, a highly effective biological inoculant for soybeans, developed by Ukrainian biotechnology innovator BTU
Ukraine’s government has registered draft law No. 13204 aimed at harmonizing national organic production regulations with European Union (EU) standards, specifically Regulation (EU) No. 2018/848
Ukraine’s agricultural export prices have climbed 40% year‑on‑year, led by sunflower oil (+37.8%), wheat (+27.4%), and corn (+27.1%). In 2025, 2.5 million tons worth $1.1 billion have already shipped abroad
On April 18, 2025, the Ukrainian government made public the Memorandum on Economic Partnership (commonly known as the “minerals agreement”) signed between Ukraine and the United States
During his recent visit to Brussels (April 8–11), Andriy Dykun, Head of the All‑Ukrainian Agrarian Council (VAR), held a series of high‑level meetings aimed at deepening Europe’s understanding of Ukraine’s farm sector and advancing Kyiv’s integration into the EU
Ukraine’s livestock herd has shrunk fourteen‑fold since 1991, dropping from 28 million cattle to just over 2 million as of January 1, 2025
The cost of agricultural land in Ukraine continues to decline amid ongoing economic uncertainty and regional instability
Minister of Agricultural Policy Vitaliy Koval announced on a national telethon that trade conditions between Ukraine and the European Union (EU) will shift once the autonomous trade measures (ATMs) expire on June 5, 2025
Agrico Ukraine, a renowned company in the agricultural sector, has officially registered a new potato variety called “Napoleon”, specially developed for industrial processing
In March 2025, Ukraine’s agricultural sector continued to play a vital role in the nation’s economy, providing 58% of the country’s total exports
In the current 2024/25 marketing year (MY), Ukraine has exported over 33.2 million tons of grain and leguminous crops as of April 7
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has highlighted that agricultural products now make up more than 50% of all goods exported from Ukraine
Ukraine is set to boost its agricultural sector with the construction of a modern tractor plant, thanks to a promising collaboration with South Korean industry leader LS Group
Industrial hemp is emerging as one of Ukraine’s most promising agricultural ventures
Ukraine’s agricultural sector is witnessing a dramatic transformation as grain exports have increased sixfold, now valued at $122 million
U.S. President Donald Trump has declared that the United States and Ukraine have concluded a minerals agreement, with a formal signing ceremony expected in the near future
Ukrainian sunflower meal remains a dominant force in China’s import market, accounting for the lion’s share of supplies in 2024
This initiative remains a cornerstone of Ukraine’s efforts to strengthen its agricultural sector by offering low-interest loans, particularly for small and medium-sized farms
Ukraine is modernizing its forest legislation to better align with European Union standards, marking a significant step in the country’s European integration process
Italy and Ukraine have taken a major step toward reviving Ukraine’s agricultural and food production capabilities
In a recent gathering in Dnipro, the All-Ukrainian Congress of Farmers (VKF) announced its Consulting Support Program for farmers, implemented in collaboration with the international humanitarian organization Mercy Corps and financed by the Howard G. Buffett Foundation
An international investment company TIASI has proposed developing olive and peach plantations in Ukraine’s Kherson Region as part of a strategy to cope with shifting climatic conditions