It became known in which cultures it is profitable to invest in Ukraine

Published 2021년 8월 23일

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The article highlights the increasing trend towards vegetarianism and the demand for crops rich in essential vitamins and amino acids. It goes on to discuss seven crops that are expected to become more profitable due to their high demand and value. These crops include saffron, soybeans, rapeseed, garlic, basil, arugula, and asparagus. The profitability of these crops varies, with saffron being the most expensive and asparagus requiring significant space. The article emphasizes the importance of considering factors like cost, yield, and payback time before investing in a new crop.
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Because of the desire for a healthier lifestyle and for ethical reasons, tens of millions of people today consciously choose vegetarianism on a regular basis. This was reported by biz.nv.ua, writes agronews.ua. As a result, crops began to gain popularity, which due to the huge range of vitamins and amino acids are essential for our diet. Therefore, we present 7 crops that will soon become particularly profitable. Saffron Saffron crocus is not only a beautiful flower, but also an exotic culture for Ukraine. The stamens of saffron flowers are a valuable spice that is carefully collected by hand. One gram of spice averages 150 flowers. Therefore, the average yield is determined in grams. Currently, the wholesale market price ranges from 1,600 to 2,500 euros per kilogram. Soybeans are gradually gaining popularity among other crops in Ukraine. Soybeans are a very profitable crop. At the beginning of 2021, the price for it has significantly increased on the international market - now it ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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