From 2025, the cultivation of industrial hemp in Ukraine will be without permits — Vysotsky

Published 2025년 5월 7일

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Starting from 2025, Ukraine will stop regulating the cultivation of industrial hemp, making it easier for farmers to grow the crop by requiring only registration. This move is anticipated to boost hemp cultivation. The government is also experimenting with cotton cultivation in the country, particularly in the Odessa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson regions, and plans to provide financial support to farmers for this crop from 2026, aiming for its growth in the coming years.

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From 2025, the cultivation of industrial hemp in Ukraine will not be regulated by the state, and all those wishing to grow this crop will only have to register in the appropriate register. This was reported by Latifundist.com with reference to the words of the First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food Taras Vysotsky. “We expect that this will lead to a significant increase in the area of this crop, which will be actively sown in May,” Taras Vysotsky noted. He added that a two-year experimental period of growing cotton is underway. This crop was first planted in Ukraine after a long break only last year. “The government has decided to allocate UAH 10,000 per 1 hectare of crops for agricultural producers in Odessa, Mykolaiv and Kherson regions, because it is ...

Source: Superagronom