In Ukraine, at the beginning of May, more than two million hectares of grain were sown

Published 2023년 5월 6일

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Sowing activities in Ukraine have resumed following weather-related setbacks, with over 2.32 million hectares of grain and leguminous crops sown by early May, according to the Ministry of Agrarian Policy. Last week, 952.4 thousand hectares were added, led by Kirovohrad Oblast. Agricultural activities include sowing sugar beets, sunflower, and soybeans across various regions. The Ministry, along with the World Bank and IFC, has initiated lending programs to support farmers. Additionally, the USAID Program for Agrarian and Rural Development is soliciting bids for sunflower seeds and fertilizers, and farmers can obtain free seeds of main agricultural crops through the State Agrarian Register.

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Sowing in Ukraine revived somewhat last week after rains, cold weather and floods. Agricultural companies work in all regions of Ukraine. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Agrarian Policy. As of the beginning of May, 2 million 320 thousand hectares of grain and leguminous crops were sown by all categories of farms, of which: A total of 952.4 thousand hectares of grain and leguminous crops were sown last week, with 129 thousand hectares being the leaders of agricultural producers of Kirovohrad Oblast. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter Farmers of 14 oblasts are sowing sugar beets, 179.2 thousand hectares have been sown. Sunflower is sown by farmers in all regions, 1,485,000 ha were sown, the largest in Poltava Oblast — 235,900 ha. Soybeans are being sown in 19 regions, 173.6 thousand ha have been sown. Read also: Ukrainians bought twice as many products for sowing compared to last year We will remind you that the Ministry of ...

Source: Landlord