In Ukraine, there is a shortage of fruit crops for horticulture

Published 2023년 2월 16일

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Since the invasion, Ukraine has seen a significant loss in large nurseries, leading to a severe shortage of fruit planting material. Despite the destruction of one of Europe's best nurseries, the situation is slightly better for berry crop nurseries. Experts predict a decrease in apple prices this season due to reduced domestic consumption and increased costs. In response, the Cabinet of Ministers has implemented measures to support agricultural producers and plans to launch programs to create gardens and greenhouses. By the middle of the 21st century, Ukraine's main agricultural crops are expected to yield less due to climate change, according to the World Bank.

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Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion in Ukraine, many large nurseries have been destroyed. Because of this, Ukrainian gardeners are already experiencing an acute shortage of fruit planting material, Oleksandr Matviets, head of the Ukrsadprom association, told AgroTimes. One of the best nurseries in Eastern Europe – Bakhmutskyi – was destroyed. This is a world-class nursery, where Yevhen Rozsukha did everything from mother-planting to modern mother-vegetative rootstocks. We have other kennels left, Matvieets emphasized. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter The situation is a little better with nurseries of berry crops Thanks to nurseries, we are on a par with Europe. In particular, JSC Fruit Orchard, Dolyna Agro, and FruTech are no worse than Polish, Dutch, or Italian nurseries, the head of the association noted. Meanwhile, fruit market experts predict a fall in the price of apples in Ukraine this season. The main reasons for the price decrease are ...

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