The area under coriander in Ukraine increased by almost 25%

Published 2024년 5월 3일

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Since the start of the Russian invasion, Ukraine has seen a 25% increase in coriander cultivation areas, expanding to 8.3 thousand hectares in 2023 from 6.6 thousand hectares in 2020. The most significant growth was observed in the Nikolaev region, with other areas such as Odessa, Poltava, and Kharkov also contributing to the cultivation. The yield varied across regions, with Kirovograd, Zaporozhye, and Kharkov regions achieving the highest. Ukraine emerges as one of the largest coriander exporters, with its exports reaching 86.1 thousand tons in 2023, primarily to India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and Germany. This trend has seen new agricultural holdings like KSG Agro starting coriander cultivation, joining the ranks of PAEK and A.G.R who began earlier.

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Since the beginning of the full-scale Russian invasion, the area under coriander cultivation in Ukraine has increased by almost 25%. Last year alone, coriander was grown by farms in 12 regions. Interest in coriander is explained by the desire of agricultural producers to diversify their business and the high demand for the crop abroad. SuperAgronom writes about this with reference to data from State Statistics of Ukraine. According to statistics, the area under coriander in Ukraine in 2023 increased to 8.3 thousand hectares, which is almost 25% higher than in 2020 (6.6 thousand hectares). At that time, the largest sown areas were concentrated in the Kirovograd region - 2-2.5 thousand hectares. In 2023, the most coriander was sown in the Nikolaev region - 3.1 thousand hectares. The least number is in Zaporozhye. Odessa region - 1.8 thousand hectares; Poltava region - 1.8 thousand hectares; Kharkov region - 0.9 thousand hectares; Kirovograd region - 0.3 thousand hectares; Sumy ...

Source: Eastfruit