In the Lviv region of Ukraine, the cultivation of the seeds of niche crops will be stimulated

Published 2022년 1월 25일

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The Lviv Regional State Administration in Ukraine is encouraging farmers to grow niche crops to address soil depletion issues and increase crop rotation. The department will provide financial support, up to UAH 50,000 per year, for the purchase and sowing of high-reproduction seeds of domestic niche crops like triticale, millet, oilseed flax, mustard, and legumes. The cost of seeds for several other crops will also be reimbursed. This initiative is expected to boost crop yields, expand market opportunities, and enhance business profitability.
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This was reported by the press service of the Department of Agricultural Development of the Lviv Regional State Administration. "Many farmers in Lviv region see the prospect of growing niche crops, as they can help solve the problems of soil depletion, which arise due to oversaturation of several major crops and are an alternative to crop rotation," - said in a statement. Every year the list of growing niche crops increases. In addition to rye and buckwheat, farmers are increasingly inclined to grow crops such as triticale, millet, oilseed flax, mustard, oilseed radish, legumes, exotic vegetables. "In 2022, financial support will be provided in the form of partial reimbursement of the cost of purchased and sown in the current year of high-reproduction seeds not less than the first reproduction or first generation hybrid of up to 50% of seed value. The maximum amount of financial support for one business entity is UAH 50,000 per year, ”the department emphasizes. We will add that ...
Source: Agravery

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